Residual Inverse Iteration for the Lasing Eigenvalue Problem method for solution of the
Lasing Eigenvalue Problem is proposed. The numerical study demonstrates
Symmetry accounting helps solve the Lasing Eigenvalue Problems for optical microcavities formalism of the
Lasing Eigenvalue Problem (LEP) with exact boundary and radiation conditions. We reduce
Laser modes of active eccentric microring cavities. The calculations are based on the
lasing eigenvalue problem reduced to a set of the boundary integral equations
Spectra, Thresholds, and Modal Fields of a Triangular Microcavity Laser-magnetics approach. Our instrument is the accurate formalism of
Lasing Eigenvalue Problem (LEP), i.e. boundary
Muller Boundary Integral Equations in the Microring Lasers Theory-frequency
eigenvalue problem and the corresponding nonlinear
eigenvalue problem for the set of Muller integral
Unidirectional Emission of Active Eccentric Microring Cavities for active eccentric microring cavities are based on the
lasing eigenvalue problem, which was reduced
Modal Fields of a Triangular Microcavity Laser with a Piercing Hole as solutions of the
Lasing Eigenvalue Problem using the system of Muller boundary integral equations
Symmetry accounting helps solve the Lasing Eigenvalue Problems for optical microcavities formalism of the
Lasing Eigenvalue Problem (LEP) with exact boundary and radiation conditions. We reduce