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Magnetic Field Effects and Landau Solitons in Strained Photonic Graphene

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Abstract

We show that strain can induce large magnetic field effects in “photonic graphene” (honeycomb photonic lattices) without time-reversal symmetry-breaking. Consequently, we predict solitons bifurcating from Landau levels, and discuss how to observe them experimentally.

© 2011 Optical Society of America

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