Dual-band dislocation modes in a topological photonic crystal

Introducing topological lattice defects, such as dislocations, into topological photonic crystals enables the emergence of many interesting phenomena, including robust bound states and fractional charges. Previous studies have primarily focused on the realization of dislocation modes within a single band gap, which limits the number of dislocation modes and their applications. Here, we design a topological photonic crystal with two topologically non-trivial band gaps. By introducing a dislocation defect into this system, we observe the emergence of localized dislocation modes in both band gaps. Furthermore, we demonstrate a two-channel add-drop filter by coupling two dislocation modes with topological edge modes. These findings are rigorously validated through full-wave numerical simulations and experimental pump-probe transmission measurements. Our results provide a foundation for further exploration of dislocation modes and unlock the potential for harnessing other topological defect modes in dual-band-gap systems.

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Photonics Research
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2025-03-18
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https://doi.org/10.1364/prj.555997
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Photonic Crystals and Applications
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Abstract

Introducing topological lattice defects, such as dislocations, into topological photonic crystals enables the emergence of many interesting phenomena, including robust bound states and fractional charges. Previous studies have primarily focused on the realization of dislocation modes within a single band gap, which limits the number of dislocation modes and their applications. Here, we design a topological photonic crystal with two topologically non-trivial band gaps. By introducing a dislocation defect into this system, we observe the emergence of localized dislocation modes in both band gaps. Furthermore, we demonstrate a two-channel add-drop filter by coupling two dislocation modes with topological edge modes. These findings are rigorously validated through full-wave numerical simulations and experimental pump-probe transmission measurements. Our results provide a foundation for further exploration of dislocation modes and unlock the potential for harnessing other topological defect modes in dual-band-gap systems.

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