Abstract
The results of the experimental study of the characteristics of stop bands of globular photonic crystals are presented depending of the globule diameter, temperature, and the presence of a dielectric medium in pores between globules. The reflectance spectra of the (111) surface of a globular photonic crystal are analyzed using a fiber-optic technique. As the sample temperature is lowered, the reflectance maximum shifts to the long-wavelength spectral region. The spectral characteristics of stop bands are compared with calculations based on the Wolf-Bragg formula.
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