Abstract
We have observed the Fano-type Faraday rotation spectrum in a one-dimensional magnetophotonic crystal at the Bloch surface wave (BSW) resonance and found that it is a result of the coupling between the $s$-polarized BSW and the $p$-polarized waveguiding modes of the magnetophotonic crystal. The shape of the resonance is determined by the relative position and spectral splitting of the modes.
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