Abstract
The phenomena of beam-steering and negative ray refraction in a graded 2D photonic crystal structure interface with plane tapered transitions to homogeneous waveguide regions is used for efficient far-field refocusing of highly divergent Gaussian beams. It is shown by numerical simulation that a 14microm long photonic crystal structure is able to refocus a small-spot Gaussian beam with an efficiency of about 90%.
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