Opto-mechanical Response Of A Suspended-slab-core Optical Fiber

In this paper we report the numerical evaluation of the opto-mechanical response of a microstructured optical fiber design when submitted to hydrostatic pressure. The fiber was built in silica and is composed of two large holes surrounding a wide thin flat region (suspended-slab-core) that is able to support optical propagating modes. A full-vector finite element program was used to the stress-optical analysis. The opto-mechanical sensitivity of such fiber was evaluated under two schemes of applied hydrostatic pressure. © American Institute of Physics.1055141144Bjarklev, A., Broeng, J., Bjarklev, A.S., (2003) Photonic Crystal Fibres, , Boston, Kluwer Academic PublishersJoly, N.Y., Birks, T.A., Yulin, A., Knight, J.C., St. Russel, P.J., (2005) Optics Letters, 30 (18), pp. 2469-2471Szpulak, M., Martynkien, T., Urbanczyk, W., (2004) Applied Optics, 43 (24), pp. 4739-4744Schreiber, T., Schultz, O., Schmidt, O., Röser, F., Limpert, J., Tünnermann, A., (2005) Optics Express, 13 (10), pp. 3637-3646MacPherson, W.N., Rigg, E.J., Jones, J.D.C., Kumar, V.V.R.K., Knight, J.C., St, P., Russel, J., (2005) IEEE J. Lightwave Technol, 23 (3), pp. 1227-123

Numerical And Experimental Studies For A High Pressure Photonic Crystal Fiber Based Sensor

We report a study of using photonic crystal fibers (PCFs) for high pressure applications. An opto-mechanical analysis was realized in regular PCFs and suspended-core microstructured optical fibers for different fiber geometrical parameters. It was found that the pressure sensitivity is highly dependent on the fiber structure. It was also experimentally shown that even small core PCFs with high air filling fraction can deal with pressures as high as 500 bar (7350 psi) without any noticeable problem. © American Institute of Physics.1055133136de Matos, C.J.S., (2008) CLEO conferenceR.E.P. de Oliveira, submitted to WSOF2008 AIP Proceedings (2008)Cordeiro, C.M.B., (2007) Optics Letters, 32, pp. 3324-3326Szpulak, M., Martynkien, T., Urbanczyk, W., (2004) Appl. Optics, 43, pp. 4739-4744MacPherson, W.N., (2005) Journal Light, 23, pp. 1227-1231. , TechnZhou, J., (2006) OFC'06, WI2Kosolapov, A.F., (2006) Inorganic Materials, 43, pp. 310-31

Single-design-parameter microstructured optical fiber for chromatic dispersion tailoring and evanescent field enhancement

A microstructured optical fiber with a single design parameter is proposed and demonstrated. In such a structure three thin, long glass webs join in the fiber center, forming its core. By changing the web thickness it is possible to tune the zero-dispersion wavelength from similar to 0.7 to > 2.0 mu m while keeping a tiny core area and single-mode guidance. Supercontinuum. generation is shown in a silica fiber with a web thickness of 850 run. The small core area and the massive hole area also make the structure very attractive for the sensing and study of fluids. (c) 2007 Optical Society of America.32223324332

Arthur Ramos e Anísio Teixeira na década de 1930

O artigo busca mostrar o movimento Escola Nova e autores ligados a ele. Foca-se a atuação de Arthur Ramos, médico que trabalhou ao lado de Anísio Teixeira, eminente pensador escolanovista, quando este foi diretor da instrução pública no Distrito Federal, nos anos 30. Ramos, que tinha fortes ligações com a Psicanálise, dirigiu o Instituto de Higiene Mental, órgão da administração municipal na gestão de Teixeira, onde foi instalada uma Seção de Ortofrenia e Higiene Mental. Ramos atuou empregando Freud, Jung e Adler tendo que adequar as teorias psicológicas que dispunha em meios aplicáveis à educação brasileira. Dados indicam que a inserção da psicanálise na educação foi favorecida pelas idéias deweyanas de Anísio Teixeira. Esse estudo é oriundo de pesquisa bibliográfica focada nas obras de Arthur Ramos: "Educação e Psicanálise" e "A criança problema"