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CONTENTS

Tuesday, December 16

Plenary sessions • [The Grand Ballroom] (12F)C. C. Yang, National Taiwan University, Taiwan, Presider9:30-10:20 PS-1 Physics, economics, and innovation: Building the next generation

optical networkPresider: Y. S. Liu, Industrial Technology Research Institute, TaiwanSpeaker: Tingye Li, retired from AT&T Labs-Research, USA 1

10:50-11:40 PS-2 Quantum dots for lasers, amplifiers and computingPresider: T. Y. Chang, National Sun Yat-Sen University, TaiwanSpeaker: Dieter H. Bimberg, Technical University of Berlin, Germany 2

11:40-12:30 PS-3 The photonic crystal fiber revolutionPresider: Sien Chi, National Chao Tung University, TaiwanSpeaker: Philip Russell, University of Bath, UK 3

TU3A • Advanced Transmission Systems [Sky Lounge] (12F)Gee-Kung Chang, Georgia Tech. U.,Presider14:00-14:15 TU3A-(13)-1 Characteristic of the reflective type Raman amplification in a

dispersion compensating fiberJeng-Cherng Dung and Sien ChiNational Chiao Tung University, Taiwan 4

14:15-14:30 TU3A-(13)-2 Four-wave mixing induced gain suppression and signal degradation ina co-pumped distributed Raman amplifierTsu-Te Kung, Jeng-Cherng Dung, and Sien ChiNational Chiao-Tung University; National Lien-Ho Institute of Technology,Taiwan 5

14:30-14:45 TU3A-(13)-3 Reduction of semiconductor optical amplifier induced distortion andcrosstalk in WDM transport systemsHai-Han Lu, Wen-Jen Wang, Heng-Sheng Su, and Chien-Tang WangNational Taipei University of Technology, Taiwan 6

14:45-15:00 TU3A-(13)-4 Optimal configuration of discrete-value dispersion compensatormodules for a given dispersion map in a fiber optic communicationlinkMalin Premaratne and Prashan PremaratneMonash University, Australia 7

15:00-15:15 TU3A-(13)-5 Design of distributed and discrete broadband amplifier systems withaccurate gain profile and optimal fiber combinationJer-Shien Chen, Hen-Wai Tsao, and San-Liang LeeNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 8

15:15-15:30 TU3A-(13)-6 A polarimetric approach for waveform restoration in semiconductoroptical amplifiersKit Chan, Chun-Kit Chan, Lian-Kuan Chen, and Frank TongChinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 9

TU3B • Inter-subband and Nano-structure Emitters [Ever Green Room](10F)S. L. Lee, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan, Presider14:00-14:30 TU3B-(2)-1 Mid-IR quantum cascade lasers and amplifiers: recent developments

(Invited) and applicationsMariano Troccoli and Federico CapassoHarvard University, USA 10

14:30-14:45 TU3B-(2)-2 Experimental and theoretical investigation of detection wavelengthtuning in quantum well infrared-photodetectors by quantum wellintermixing techniqueS. H. Hwang, J. C. Shin, W. J. Choi, I. K. Han, J. I. Lee, J. W. Choi, and H.HanKorea Institute of Science and Technology; Kyung Hee University; PohangUniversity of Science and Technology (POSTECH), Korea 12

14:45-15:00 TU3B-(2)-3 Feasibility study on simultaneous wavelength conversion in GaN/AINintersubband optical amplifiersNobuo Suzuki

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Toshiba Corp., Japan 13Rate-equation modeling of spectrum and dynamic properties ofquantum-dot lasersH.-T. Chen, W.-H. Hsieh, and M.-H. MaoNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 14Enhancing light-emission efficiency from Si-MOS tunneling diodes byKOH wet etchingWu-Ping Huang and Ching-Fuh LinNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 15

TU3C • Fundamentals of Photonic Crystal and Photonic Crystal Fibers [Auditorium](10F)S. Noda, Kyoto University, Japan, Presider14:00-15:00 TU3C-(16)-1 Photonic crystals -newmaterials for21st century

(Tutorial) Eli YablonovitchUCLA, USA 16

15:00-15:15 TU3C-(16)-2 A novel periodic structures in photonic crystal fibersJung-Sheng Chiang and Tzong-Lin WuNational Sun Yat-Sen University, Taiwan 17

15:15-15:30 TU3C-(16)-3 Design, fabrication, and characterization of microstructured polymeroptical fibersC. -W. Huang, M. -C. Ho, H. H. Chien, K. J. Ma, Z. P. Zheng, C, P. Yu, H. C.Chang, and C. C. YangNational Taiwan University; Chung-Hua University, Taiwan 18

TU3D • New Advances in Some Ultrafast Intense Laser Laboratories (I) [Spanish Room] (10F)S. L. Chin, Laval University, Canada, Presider14:00-14:30 TU3D-(SS3)-1 Recent advances in high-intensity laser-matter interaction at LOA

(Invited) (France)Philip BalcouENSTA, France 19

14:30-15:00 TU3D-(SS3)-2 Development of multi-terawatt laser technology and applications in(Invited) Taiwan

J. WangInstitute of Atomic & Molecular Physics, Academia Sinica, Taiwan 20

15:00-15:30 TU3D-(SS3)-3 High energy petawatt laser development at the Lawrence Livermore(Invited) National Laboratory

C. P. J. BartyLawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA 21

TU3E • Solid-State LightingJ. -I. Chyi, National Central14:00-14:30 TU3E-(SS1)-1

(Invited)

14:45-15:00 TU3E-(SS1)-3

(I) [Room 107] (1F)University, Taiwan, Presider

ZnSe-based white LEDToshihiko TakebeSumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd., Japan 22

14:30-14:45 TU3E-(SS1)-2 Infrared reflectance studies of GaN grown on sapphire by metalorganicchemical vapour depositionZ. C. Feng, I. Ferguson, Y. T. Hou, and T. R. YangGeorgia Institute of Technology, USA; National TaiwanUniversity, Taiwan;National University of Singapore, Singapore; National Taiwan NonvalUniversity, Taiwan 23Effects of thermal annealing on InGaN/GaN quantum well structureswith silicon dopingYung-Chen Cheng, En-Chiang Lin, Shih-Wei Feng, Hsiang-Chen Wang, C.C. Yang, Kung-Jen Ma, Shih-Chen Shi, L. C. Chen, Chang-Chi Pan, andJen-Inn ChyiNational Taiwan University; Chung Hua University; National CentralUniversity, Taiwan 24Enhancement of light extraction of GaN-based LED with introducingmicro-structure arrayChao-Ying Lin, Tsung-Xian Lee, Shi-Xin Ma, and Ching-Chemg SunNational Central University, Taiwan 25Metallic wafer and chip bonding for led packagingC. C. Hsu, S. J. Wang and C. Y. LiuNational Central University, Taiwan 26

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TU3F • Quasi Phase Matching Devices and Application (I) [Int'l Reception Hall] (1F)

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S. C. Wang, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan, Presider14:00-14:30 TU3F-(5)-1 All-Optical Signal Processing in Periodically Poled Ti:LiNbO3 Channel

(Invited) GuidesWolfgang Sohler, University of Paderbom, GermanyW. Grundkotter, J. H. Lee, Y. L Lee, Y. H. Min, V. Quiring, R. Ricken, H.Suche, and Wolfgang SohlerUniversity of Paderbom, Germany 27

14:30-14:45 TU3F-(5)-2 Enhancement and control of switched phase-conjugate reflectivity in aBaTiO3 crystalSharafuddin Md. Sharif and Kazuhiko OgusuShizuoka University, Japan 28

14:45-15:00 TU3F-(5)-3 Temperature and wavelength tuning of optical parametric generation ina quasi-periodically optical superlatticeS. N. Zhu, P.Xu.Y. Du.Y.Y. Zhu, N. B. Ming, L. Luo, K. F. Li, andK. W.CheahNanjing University, China; Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong 29

15:00-15:15 TU3F-(5)-4 Double injection seeded ppr-PPLN-OPG and its applicationKoji Suizu, Yuzo Sasaki, and Hiromasa ItoRIKEN PDC, RIEC, Tohoku Univ., Japan 30

15:15-15:30 TU3F-(5)-5 Sinusoidally chirped optical superlattices for flat broadbandwavelength conversionShiming Gao, Changxi Yang, and Guofan JinTsinghua University, China 31

TU3G • Ultrashort Pulses, Solitons and Mode-locking [Room 110] (1F)I. T. Solokina, Technical University Wein, Austria, Presider14:00-14:30 TU3G-(6)-1 Ultrafast optical pulses and solitons for advanced communications

(Invited) Masataka NakazawaTohoku University, Japan 32

14:30-14:45 TU3G-(6)-2 The linewidth and noise control of Fabry-Perot diode laser mutuallyinjection-locked with a regenerative traveling-wave semiconductoroptical amplifierGong-Ru Lin and Pai-Shen HsuehNational Chiao Tung University; National Taipei University of Technology,Taiwan 33

14:45-15:00 TU3G-(6)-3 A femtosecond hybrid mode-locked Er-fiber soliton laser byasynchronous phase modulationMing-feng Tien, Wei Wei Hsiang, and Yinchieh LaiNational Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan 34

15:00-15:15 TU3G-(6)-4 Observation of pulse repetition rate multipication in a streched-pulseadditive-pulse- modelocking Er-fiber laserWei Wei Hsiang, Cheng-Chin Chung, and Yinchieh LaiNational Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan 35

15:15-15:30 TU3G-(6)-5 Self-regulating simulated annealing for pulse-retrieval in frequency-resolved optical gatingCarlo Amadeo C. Alonzo and Marlon Rosendo H. DazaUniversity of the Philippines, Philippines 36

TU3H • Optical Information Processing and Switching [Room 106] (1F)Ken Hsu, National Chao Tung University, Taiwan, Presider14:00-14:30 TU3H-(9)-1 Holography: origin, development and beyond

(Invited) Francis YuPennsylvania State University, USA 37

14:30-14:45 TU3H-(9)-2 An all-optical switching device by using the nonlinear controlwaveguideYaw-Dong Wu and Yow-Chyuan JangElectronic Engineering of National Kaohsiung University of AppliedSciences, Taiwan 38

14:45-15:00 TU3H-(9)-3 Characteristics of a polyimide-hinged MEMS beam scanner forlocation-based information servicesHideo Itoh, Akio Uchiyama, Yoshiyuki Nakamura, Yoshinobu Yamamoto,Takuichi Nishimura, Toshio Nemoto, Hideyuki Nakashima, and NobuyoshiIwasakiMeiji Univ.; Olympus Optical Co. Ltd. Japan 39

15:00-15:15 TU3H-(9)-4 Depth detection and 3-D pattern recognition using holographicinformation

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Taegeun KimSejong University, Korea 40

15:15-15:30 TU3H-(9)-5 Optical spectrum analyzer for optical short pulses using arrayedwaveguide gratingYoshimasa Itoh, Koichi Aizawa, Yosuke Tanaka, Hiroyuki Tsuda, andTakashi KurokawaTokyo University of Agriculture and Technology; Keio University, Japan. ...41

TU3I • Waveguide Devices (I) [Room 105] (1F)Y. J. Ray Chen, University of Maryland Baltimore County, USA, Presider14:00-14:30 TU3l-(8)-1 Application of microring resonators in large scale photonics integrated

(Invited) circuitsS. C/7ULittle Optics, USA 42

14:30-14:45 TU3l-(8)-2 Vertically coupled microring resonator filter with multilevel crossingbusline waveguideYutaka Hatakeyama, Takamitsu Hanai, Shuichi Suzuki, and Yasuo KokubunYokohama National University, Japan 43

14.45-15.00 TU3l-(8)-3 Wavelength trimming of integrated-optic microring filters by plasmatreatmentTzyy-Jiann Wang, Yen-Hao Huang, and Hsuen-Li ChenNational Taipei University of Technology, Taiwan 44

15:00-15:15 TU3l-(8)-4 Wavelength-scale functional waveguide mode conversionMing-Chuan Yang, Jia-Han Li, Hua-Tsai Chen, and Kevin J. WebbPurdue University, U.S.A 45

15:15-15:30 TU3l-(8)-5 Control of SOI waveguide polarization properties for microphotonicapplicationsD. -X. Xu, P. Cheben, S. Janz, and D. DalacuInstitute for Microstructural Sciences, National Research Council Canada,Canada 46

TU4A • Optical Communication Systems Modeling [Sky Lounge] (12F)P. -K. A. Wai, Hong Kong Polytechnic Univ., Hong Kong, Presider

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TU4A-(14)-2(Invited)

16.00-17:00 TU4A-(14)-1 Accurate calculation of bit error ratios in optical fiber communicationssystemsCurtis R. MenyukUniversity of Maryland, USA 47Modeling and performance evaluation of improved data formats foroptical communicationsWerner Rosenkranz, University of Kiel, GermanyWerner Rosenkranz and Jochen LeibrichUniversity of Kiel, Germany 48Fast method for obtaining pulse parameters in grating compensateddispersion-managed soliton systemsK. Nakkeeran, Y. H. C. Kwan, and P. K. A. WaiThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong 49Effectiveness of raised-cosine RZ pulses in dispersion-managed fibersystemsK. Nakkeeran, Y. H. C. Kwan, P. K. A. Wai, P. Tchofo Dinda, and A. LabwyThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong; Laboratoire dePhysique de I 'Universit 'e de Bourgogne, France 50

TU4B • Tunable Lasers and Broadband Light Sources [Ever Green Room] (10F)C. E. Zah, Corning Inc., USA, Presider

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16:00-17:00 TU4B-(2)-1(Tutorial)

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Wavelength tunable semiconductor lasersJens BuusGayton Photonics Ltd, UK 51Widely tunable sampled grating distributed feedback laser diodeintegrated with sampled grating distributed Bragg reflectorSuhyun Kim, Youngchul Chung, Soo-Hwan Oh, and Moon-ho ParkKwangwoon University; Electronics and Telecommunications ResearchInstitute, Korea 52Multi-channel dual-mode pulse generation for DWDM andfiber-wireless system applicationH. C. Bao, Y, J. Wen, H. F. Liu, and A. NirmalathasThe University of Melbourne, Australia 53

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TU4C • Photonic Crystal andE. Yablonovitch, UCLA, USA,16:00-16:30 TU4C-(16)-1

(Invited)

16:30-17:00 TU4C-(16)-2(Invited)

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Extremely broadband superluminescent diodes/semiconductor opticalamplifiers in optical communication bandChia-Wei Tsai, Gagik Sh. Shmavonyan, Yi-Shin Su, and Ching-Fuh LinNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 54Mode competition in wide-range tunable dual-wavelengthsemiconductor laser using nonidentical InGaAsP quantum wellsChi-Chia Huang, Chin-Hui Cheng, Yi-Shin Su, and Ching-Fuh LinNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 55

Devices for Communications [Auditorium] (10F)PresiderPhotonic crystal WDM componentsThomas F. KraussUniversity of St. Andrews, UK 56Manipulation of photons by artificial defects in photonic crystalsSusumu NodaKyoto University, Japan 57Design and characterization of a coupling-strength-controlleddirectional coupler based on photonic crystal waveguideV. Sugimoto, Y. Tanaka, N. Ikeda, T. Yang, H. Nakamura, K. Inoue, K.Miyashita, T. Maruyama, K. Ishida, Y. Watanabe, and K. AsakawaThe Femtosecond Technology Research Association; Chitose Institute ofScience and Technology; National Institute of Advanced Industrial Scienceand Technology, Japan 58Wavelength division multiplexing for 1.3 and 1.55 micron by photoniccrystal directional couplersChii-Chang Chen, Chih-Yu Chen, S. C. Yang, W. K. Wang, C. K. Lin, andYi-Jen ChanNational Central University, Taiwan 59A channel drop filter in a two-dimensional triangular photonic crystalMin Qiu and Bozena JaskorzynskaRoyal Institute of Technology, Sweden 60Photonic crystal k-vector superprismTakashi Matsumoto and Toshihiko BabaYokohama National University, Japan 61

TU4D • New Advances in Some Ultrafast Intense Laser Laboratories (II) [Spanish Room] (10F)K. Miyazaki, Kyoto University, Japan, Presider16:00-16:30 TU4D-(SS3)-1 Generation and applications of high harmonic x-ray sources at KAIST

(Invited) C. H. NamKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea 62

16:30-17:00 TU4D-(SS3)-2 Relativistic femtosecond Laser Plasmas(Invited) R. Sauerbrey

Friedrich-Schiller University of Jena, Germany 6317:00-17:30 TU4D-(SS3)-3 Strong-field science and technology at APRC, JAERI

(Invited) H. DaidoAdvanced Photon Research Center, JAERI, Japan 64

17:30-18:00 TU4D-(SS3)-4 High-field laser physics research at SIOM(Invited) Z. Z. Xu, R. Li, and Z. Zhang

Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, China 65

TU4E • Solid-State Lighting (II) [Room 107] (1F)J. T. Hsu, Industrial Technology Research Institute, Taiwan, Presider16:00-16:30 TU4E-(SS1)-1 GaN LEDs for solid-state lighting

(Invited) V. HaerieOSRAMOpto Semiconductor, Germany 66

16:30-17:00 TU4E-(SS1)-2 New approach of efficiency enhancement on GaN LED devices(Invited) J. T. Hsu

ITRI, Taiwan 6717:00-17:15 TU4E-(SS1)-3 A feasibility study of white light LEDs with omni-directional reflectors

Jung-Chieh Su, Jun-Ren Lo, Chung-Hsiang Lin, and Jim Y. ChiIndustrial Technology Research Institute, Taiwan 68

17:15-17:30 TU4E-(SS1)-4 Luminescence efficiency of InGaN-based multiple quantum wellUV-LEDSChang-Chi Pan, Chia-Ming Lee, Wen-Jay Hsu, Guan-Ting Chen, andJen-Inn Chyi

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National Central University, Taiwan 6917:30-17:45 TU4E-(SS1)-5 Effects on emission properties of interface thin layers in InGaN/GaN

quantum well structuresYung-Chen Cheng, Homg-Shyang Chen, C. C. Yang, Zhe-Chuang Feng,and Gang Alan LiNational Taiwan University; LED Expert Corporation, Taiwan 70

TU4F • Quasi Phase Matching Devices and Application (II) [Int'l Reception Hall] (1F)Jun-ichi Shikata, Tohoku University, Japan, Presider16:00-16:15 TU4F-(5)-1

16:15-16:30 TU4F-(5)-2

16:30-16:45 TU4F-(5)-3

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18:00-18:15 TU4F-(5)-9

Distributed feedback optical parametric oscillation by using atwo-photon photorefractive grating in periodically-poled lithiumniobateY. Y. Lin, A. C. Chiang, C. Y. Chien, Y. C. Huang, and J. T. ShyNational Tsing-Hua University, Taiwan 71Surface-emitted terahertz-wave generation using double injectionseeded optical parametric generationYuzo Sasaki, Koji Suizu, and Hiromasa ItoTohoku University; Photodynamics Research Center, RIKEN, Japan 72Development of compact and coherent green/blue light source usingwaveguided PPLN and laser diodeSatoshi Tokuhisa, Yuji Oki, Yasuhide Okada, Tatsuo Okada, and MitsuomaedaKyushu University, Japan 73Optical parametric oscillation with periodically poled stoichiometriclithium tantaliteNan Ei Yu, Sunao Kurimura, Masaru Nakamura, Yoshiyuki Nomura andKenji Kitamura, Jun Sakuma, Yoshio Otani, and Akira ShiratoriNational Institute for Materials Science (NIMS); Cyber Laser Inc., Japan...74Nonlinear three-wave interactions upon all optical poling of oxideglassM. K. Balakirev, V. A. Smirnov, and L. I. VostrikovaInstitute of Semiconductor Physics SB RAS, Russia 75Fabrication of periodically-inverted GaAs waveguides for quasi-phase-matching nonlinear optical devicesTomonori Matsushita, Hiroaki Tachibana, Shinji Koh, and Takashi KondoThe University of Tokyo; Nanostmcture and Material Property PRESTO,JST, Japan 76Fabrication of very high quality periodically poled KNbOj for efficientsecond-harmonic generationJoong Hyun Kim and Choon Sup YoonDepartment of Physics, KAIST, Korea 77Nucleation control for a uniform periodically poled structureY. Nomura, N. E. Yu, S. Kurimura, K. Kitamura, H. Seki, M. Maruyama, Y.Kato, H. Nakajima, J. H. Ro, and Y. Gotoh,National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS); Waseda University; PusanNational University; Tokyo University of Science, Japan 78Improved analysis of modulation instability in fiber opticsS. TariqLahore University of Management Sciences Sector U, DHA, Lahore,Pakistan 79

TU4G • Femtosecond Materials and Device Application [Room 110] (1F)Chi-Kuang Sun, National Taiwan University, Taiwan, Presider16:00-16:30 TU4G-(6)-1

(Invited)

16:30-16:45 TU4G-(6)-2

16:45-17:00 TU4G-(6)-3

Femtosecond photonic devices using nano-structure materials forultrafast optical communications Osamu WadaKobe University, Japan 80Polymer-TiO2 hybrid nanocomposites for all-optical switchingW. Ji, H. I. Elim, A. H. Yuwono, J. M. Xue, and J. WangNational University of Singapore, Singapore 81Femtosecond pump-probe studies on carrier dynamics in InGaN/GaNquantum wells with indium aggregated quantum dot structuresHsiang-Chen Wang, Cheng-Yeh Tsai, Yung-Chen Cheng, En-Chiang Lin,Shih-Wei Feng, C. C. Yang, Kung-Jen Ma, Cheng-Ta Kuo, and Jian-ShihnTsangNational Taiwan University; Chung Hua University; Advanced EpitaxyTechnology Inc., Taiwan 82

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Femtosencond carrier dynamics in InGaAsN single quantum wellChia-Lung Hsieh, Tzu-Ming Liu, Ming-Chun Tien, Chi-Kuang Sun, Li-WeiSung, and Hao-Hsiung LinNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 83Optical beam induced current microscopy at dc and radio frequencyFu-Jen Kao, Jian-Cheng Chen, and Sheng-Lung HuangNational Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan 84Analysis of all-optical regeneration using an injection lockedtwo-mode surface-emitting laserYutaka Onishi and Fumio KoyamaTokyo Institute of Technology, Japan 85A TO-packaged coaxial optical subassembly with flexible lead pin for10Gbps ethemet applicationChiung-Hung Wang, Jason Lee, Simon Tsai, Chun-Hsing Lee, and Ming-FaHuangIndustrial Technology Research Institute, Taiwan 86

TU4H • Optical Information Processing (I) [Room 106] (1F)Toyohiko Yatagai, Tsukuba University, Japan, Presider16:00-16:15 TU4H-(9)-1 On optimal structure and geometry of high-speed integrated

photodiodes in a standard CMOS technologySas"a Radovanoviad, Anne Johan Annema, and Bram NautaUniversity of Twente, The Netheriands 87

16:15-16:30 TU4H-(9)-2 Three-dimensional integral imaging with large depth of focus usingreal and virtual image fieldsFushou Jin, Ju-Seog Jang, and Bahram JavidiPukyong National University, Korea; University of Connecticut, USA 88

16:30-16:45 TU4H-(9)-3 Analysis of lens array relay in three-dimensional integral imagingsystemSung-Wook Min, Jisoo Hong, and Byoungho LeeSeoul National University, Korea 89

16:45-17:00 TU4H-(9)-4 Visibility control of image using light scattering medium and contrastdiscrimination method in low-temporal coherence readoutY. Matsuba, S. Tamano, H. Yamamoto, Y. Hayasaki, and N. NishidaUniv. of Tokushima, Japan 90

17:00-17:15 TU4H-(9)-5 Exact error probability of DQPSK signal with nonlinear phase noiseJen-An Huang and Keang-Po HoNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 91

17:15-17:30 TU4H-(9)-6 Multi-level quantized reference function for synthetic aperture radarimage detectionJian-Shuen Fang and Chulung ChenNational Chiao Tung University; Yuan Ze University, Taiwan 92

17:30-17:45 TU4H-(9)-7 An optical image encryption based on Fourier domainYi C. Chang, Hsuan T. Chang, and Chung J. KuoNational Chung Cheng University; National Yunlin University of Science &Technology; Wu-Feng Institute of Technology, Taiwan 93

17:45-18:15 TU4H-(9)-8 WDM Fiber Optic Component Trends for Power, Wavelength, andConfiguration ManagementYao LiAlliance Fiber Optic Products, USA 94

TU4I • Optical MEMS (I) [Room 105] (1F)Norman Tien, UC Davis, USA, Presider16:00-16:30 TU4I-(15)-1 Applications of MEMS in nano-photonic integrated circuits

(Invited) Ming WuUCLA, USA 95

16:30-16:45 TU4l-(15)-2 Design, test and qualification of stiction-free MEMS optical switchesGuo-Dung John Su, Fukang Jiang, E. Chiu, A. Avakian, J. Dickson, D. Jia,and T. TsaoUmachines, Inc., USA 96

16:45-17:00 TU4l-(15)-3 350X350 modular optical cross-connect with closed-loop controlledMEMS mirrorsP. B. Chu, J. I. Dadap, C. D. Lee, I. Brener, M. Tsai, C. Pu, D. Peale, R.Harel, C. Wu, S. Lee, R. Rodriguez, J. Johnson, S. Park, D. Tong, M. Chou,R. Doran, K. Bergman, N. Bonadeo, T. Chau, W. Zhong R Gibson, E.Goldstein, L Lin, and J. A. Walker

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Tellium Inc., USA 9717:00-17:15 TU4l-(15)-4 Protection scheme and system availability in large-capacity

MEMS-based optical crossconnectDennis T. K. Tong, Siu L Lau, and Ming H. ChouHong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong; HCPhotonics, Taiwan 98

17:15-17:30 TU4l-(15)-5 High performance MEMS-based 8x8-port optical switchD. A. Horsley, M. J. Daneman, M. R. Hart, K. Hogan, T. Beeriing, B. Behin,and M. H. KiangOnix Microsystems, USA 99

17:30-17:45 TU4l-(15)-6 Design and characterization of electrothermal actuator from reliabilityand robust aspectsYen-Jyh Lai, Chia-Yu Wu, Chengkuo Lee, Yu-Shen Lin, Wen-Chih Chen,Chihchung Chen, Ruey-Shing Huang, and Min-Shyong LinAsia Pacific Microsystems, Inc., Taiwan 100

17:45-18:00 TU4I-(15)-7 Bi-directional differential actuator with two degree-of-freedomHsiao-Wen Lee, Shih-Yi Wen, and Wu-Zheng GuoIndustrial Technology Research Institute, Taiwan 101

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W1A • Numerical Techniques in Photonics [Sky Lounge] (12F)K. Yasumoto, Kyushu University, Japan, Presider08:30-08:45 W1A-(14)-1 An improved TD-BPM based on the alternating-direction implicit

method for wide-band analysisJun Shibayama, Atsushi Yamahira, Junji Yamauchi, and Hisamatsu NakanoHosei University, Japan 102

08:45-09:00 W1 A-(14)-2 New unconditionally stable ADI schemes for the wave equationYa Yan LuCity University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 103

09:00-09:15 W1A-(14)-3 A new method for investigating wave propagation in opticalwaveguides of longitudinally invariant structures without using beampropagation algorithmChin-Sung Hsiao and Likam WangNational Tsing Hua University, Taiwan 104

09:15-09:30 W1A-(14)-4 Simulations on the radiation characteristics of an organic light-emitting diodeHung-Chi Chen, Jiun-Haw Lee, Yean-Woei Kiang, C. C. Yang, and YihChangNational Taiwan University; RiTdisplay Corporation, Taiwan 105

09:30-09:45 W1A-(14)-5 Local field of Poynting vector around a small particleZ. B. Wang, B. S. Luk'yanchuk, M. H. Hong, Y. Lin, and T. C. ChongData Storage Institute, Singapore 106

09:45-10:00 W1A-(14)-6 Numerical analysis of dispersion in optical fibersChih-Cheng Chou, Ming-Jen Chang, and Nai-Hsiang SunI-Shou University, Taiwan 107

W1B • Lasers and Detectors [Ever Green Room] (10F)J. Buus, Gayton Photonics Ltd, UK, Presider08:30-08:45 W1B-(2)-1 Suppression of lasing wavelength change of 980 nm pump laser

diodes by means of decreasing facet reflectivity as lengtheningwavelengthKimio Shigihara, Kazushige Kawasaki, Hiromasu Matsuoka, YasuhiroKunitsugu, Shin'ichi Yamamura, Tetsuya Yagi, Etsuji Oomura, and YasuoMitsuiMitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan 108

08:45-09:00 W1B-(2)-2 Soldering-induced stress on junction-down-mounted ridge-waveguidelaser diodesE. Nomoto, K. Nakahara, and M. ShimaokaCentral Research Laboratory, Hitachi Ltd., Japan 109

09:00-09:15 W1B-(2)-3 Improved temperature characteristics of semiconductor lasers due tocarrier redistribution among nonidentical multiple quantum wellsChao-Hsin Wu, Di-Ku Yu, and Ching-Fuh LinNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 110

09:15-09:30 W1B-(2)-4 Effect of wide band gap enhancement-capping layer on MSM-PDsHsin-Ying Lee and Ching-Ting LeeNational Central University, Taiwan 111

09:30-09:45 W1 B-(2)-5 Detecting edges using an analog electrooptic deviceC. J. Vianna and E. A. De SouzaInstituto de Fisica - Universidade de Brasilia, Brazil 112

09:45-10:00 W1B-(2)-6 A new directional intensity variation detector based on selfelectro-optic effect deviceJ. F. de Aquino and E. A. De SouzaPhysics Institute, Brasilia University, Brazil 113

W1C • Near Field Spectroscopy and Luminescence in Photonic Crystals and Related Materials[Auditorium] (10F)T. Baba, Yokohama National University, Japan, Presider08:30-09:00 W1C-(16)-1 Optical near-field microscopy of photonic crystals

(Invited) Vahid SandoghdarETH Zurich, Switzeriand 114

09:00-09:15 W1C-(16)-2 Purcell effect in a microdisk laser at room temperatureDaisuke Sano and Toshihiko BabaYokohama National University, Japan 115

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Electroluminescence from Ag-treated porous silicon templatesSven Heisig and Ryutaro MaedaNational Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan

116Isotropic photonic band gap in 2-d photonic microcavity with Penrosequasicrystal patternJia-yi Zhang, H. L Tarn, W. H. Wong, Y. B. Pun, and K. W. CheahHong Kong Baptist University; City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

117Edge diffraction induced near-field contrast in subwavelengthstructuresHsieh-Li Chou, Yi-Chun Chen, and Pei-Kuen WeiAcademia Sinica, Taiwan 118

W1D • Beam Propagation and X-ray Application [Spanish Room] (10F)C.P.J.Barty, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA, Presider08:30-09:00 W1D-(3)-1 Self-focusing and filamentation of ultrafast laser pulses in optical

(Invited) media: physics and applicationsS. L. ChinLaval University, Canada 119

09:00-09:15 W1D-(3)-2 Recent research on X-ray imaging techniques in ChinaHongyi Gao, Jianwen Chen, Honglan Xie, Shisheng Xiong, and Zhizhan XuShanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, Chinese Academy ofSciences, China 120

09:15-09:30 W1D-(3)-3 Hard X-ray holography and numerical simulationJianwen Chen, Hongyi Gao, Honglan Xie, Shisheng Xiong, and Zhizhan XuShanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, The Chinese Academy ofSciences, China 121

09:30-09:45 W1D-(3)-4 Spatiotemporal propagation of small few-cycle pulses in an amplifyingmediumChengpu Liu, Xiaohong Song, Shangqing Gong, Shiqi Jin, and Zhizhan XuShanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, Chinese Academy ofSciences, China 122

09:45-10:00 W1D-(3)-5 Tunneling lonization rates of atoms and molecules: Generalization andimprovement of Keldysh's TheoryK. Mishima, M. Hayashi, J. Yi, S. H. Lin, H. L Selzle, and E. W. SchlagInstitute of Atomic and Molecular Sciences; National Taiwan University,Taiwan; Technical University of Munich, Germany 123

W1E • Optical Coherence Tomography (I) [Room 105] (1F)K. Shimizu, Hokkaido University, Japan, Presider08:30-09:30 W1E-(12)-1 Optical coherence tomography: technology and application

(Tutorial) Z. P. ChenUniversity of California at Irvine, USA 124

09:30-09:45 W1E-(12)-2 Myocardial diagnosis by using polarization-sensitive opticalcoherence tomographyChia-Wei Sun, Yih-Ming Wang, I-Jen Hsu, Chih-Wei Lu, Yean-Woei Kiang,and C. C. YangNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 125

09:45-10:00 W1 E-(12)-3 Time shearing optical coherence tomography for biological samplesYoshiaki Yasuno, Shuichi Makita, Takashi Endo, Masahide Itoh, andToyohiko YatagaiUniversity of Tsukuba, Japan 126

10:00-10:15 W1E-(12)-4 Software dispersion compensation in optical coherence tomographyChih-Wei Lu, Meng-Tsan Tsai, Yih-Ming Wang, Chia-Wei Sun, I-Jen Hsu,Yean-Woei Kiang, and C. C. YangNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 127

W1F • Nonlinear Dynamics [Int'l Reception Hall (1F)B. K. Rhee, Sogang University, Korea, Presider08:30-09:00 W1F-(5)-1 Quantum chaos in deformed microcavities

(Invited) Kyungwon AnSeoul National University, Korea 128

09:00-09:15 W1F-(5)-2 Composite soliton generation in systems with two peak spectralfilteringNail Akhmediev and J. M. Soto-Crespo

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Optical Sciences Centre, Australia; Instituto de Optica, Spain 129Reduction of intersymbol interference in dispersion-managed solitonsystems compensated by chirped fiber gratingsY. H. C. Kwan, K. Nakkeeran, and P. K. A. WaiThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong 130Reduction of intersymbol interference in dispersion-managed solitonsystems compensated by chirped fiber gratingsY. H. C. Kwan , K. Nakkeeran, and P. K. A. WaiThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong 131Fomentation with third-harmonic generation of femtosecond laserpulses propagating in airZ. L Duan, J. P. Chen, Z. B. Fang, R. X. Li, L. H. Lin, and Z. Z. XuShanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, Chinese Academy ofSciences, China 132

W1G • Ultrafast Pulse Generation [Room 110] (1F)Ci-Lin Pan, National Chiao Tung Univ., Taiwan, Presider08:30-09:00 W1G-(6)-1 Ultarshort visible pulse generation by NOPA

(Invited) Takayoshi KobayashiUniversity of Tokyo, Japan 133

09:00-09:30 W1G-(6)-2 Diode-pumped self-starting few optical cycle pulse generation at 1.5(Invited) urn

Sergei Naumov, Evgeni Sorokin, and Irina T. SorokinaInstitut fur Photonik, TU Wien, Austria 134

09:30-09:45 W1G-(6)-3 Harmonic mode-locked fiber lasers via gain and loss modulation - acomparisonYung-Cheng Chang and Gong-Ru LinNational Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan 135

09:45-10:00 W1G-(6)-4 Optimization of beat frequency signal between synchronizedTksapphire and Crforsterite lasersZhiyi Wei, Yohei Kobayashi, and Kenji TorizukaChinese Academy of Sciences, China; National Institute of AdvancedIndustrial Science and Technology, Japan 136

W1H . Optical Storage (I) [Room 106] (1F)H. Horimai, OPTWARE Corporation, Japan, Presider08:30-09:00

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Multilayered optical memory with a nanofabricated recording mediumin three-dimensionsYoshimasa KawataShizuoka University, Japan 137Light-induced properties of Cr- and Ru- doped Bi12Si02o crystalsVera Marinova, Shiuan Huei Lin, Suzanne Piquette, Ventseslav Sainov, andKen Yuh HsuNational Chiao Tung University, Taiwan; Central Laboratory of OpticalStorage and Processing of Information, Bulgaria 738Optimization of parameters of holographic gratings in photopolymerswith optical absorptionSergey Sharangovich and Eugene DovolnovTomsk State University of Control System and Radioelectronicsics, Russia

139Photorefractive effect in iron-doped relaxor Pb(Zni/}Nb2/3)O$ - PbTiO3

K. Kuroda, S. Abe, Y. Sato, R. Fujimura, H. Ono, K. Oda, and T. ShimuraUniversity of Tokyo, Japan 140

W1I • Optical MEMS (II) [Room 101] (1F)Weileun Fang, National Tsing-Hwa University, Taiwan, Presider08:30-08:45 W1I-(15)-1

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Out-of-plane MEMS shutter with continuous motion capability for VOAapplicationYen-Jyh Lai, Chia-Yu Wu, Chengkuo Lee, Yu-Shen Lin, Wen-Chih Chen,Chihchung Chen, Ming-Hung Tsai, Ruey-Shing Huang, and Min-Shyong LinAsia Pacific Microsystems, Inc., Taiwan 141Low voltage and pull-in state adjustable dual-servo-scanning-mirrorKerwin Wang, Mike Sinclair, and Kari F. BdhringerUniversity of Washington; Microsoft Research, USA 1423D-mirrorarray with terraced electrodes and high aspect ratio springsRenshi Sawada

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NTT Microsystem Integration Laboratories, Japan 14309:30-09:45 W11-(15)-4 A high resolution mirror-based digitally controlled optical beam shaper

Sarun SumriddetchkajomNational Electronics and Computer Technology Center, National Scienceand Technology Development Agency, Ministry of Science and Technology,Thailand 144

09:45-10:00 W11(15)-5 Spot size dependence of micromachined tunable filter performanceWiganes Janto, Takeru Amano, Tomoyuki Hino, and Fumio KoyamaTokyo Institute of Technology, Japan 145

W U • Optical Networking Technologies [Room 107] (1F)Y. J. Ray Chen, University of Maryland Baltimore County, USA, Presider08:30-09:00 W1J-(13)-1 Broadband access using EPON and Other techniques

(Invited) Thomas Chang-Joon Chae, Elaine Wong, and Rodney S. TuckerThe University of Melbourne, Australia 146

09:00-09:15 W1J-(13)-2 Transient characteristic of AGC loop in burst-mode transimpedanceamplifier for EPONSub Han, Hyun-Su Ko, Tae-Whan Yoo, and Man-Seop LeeInformation and Communications University; Electronics andTelecommunications Research Institute, Korea 147

09:15-09:30 W1J-(13)-3 RZ/CSRZ-DPSK and chirped NRZ signal generation with simpleconfigurationYang Jing Wen, A. Ninmalathas, and Dong Soo LeeThe University of Melbourne, Australia; Information and CommunicationsUniversity, Korea 148

09:30-09:45 W1J-(13)-4 Experimental investigation of re-modulating upstream OOK data ondownstream OFSK signal in two-way WDM access networkNing Deng, Chun-Kit Chan, Lian-Kuan Chen, and Frank TongThe Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 149

09:45-10:00 W1J-(13)-5 On robustness of in-band polarization-assited OSNR monitoringschemes against PMDM. H. Cheung, L. K. Chen, and C. K. ChanThe Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 150

10:00-10:15 W1J-(13)-6 Testing issues of standard-beforehand EPON ONU transceiverMin-Sheng Kao, Yao-Ling Cheng, Shou-Chien Cheng, Chi-Lun Hsu, andChun-Shun LeeIndustrial Technology Research Institute, Taiwan 151

W2A • Next Generation Transport Systems [Room 107] (1F)Ron Skoog, Telcordia Technologies, USA, Presider10:30-11:00 W2A-(13)-1 Spectral efficient DWDM optical label generation and transport for next

(Invited) generation internetJianjun Yu and Gee-Kung ChangGeorgia Institute of Technology, USA 152

11:00-11:15 W2A-(13)-2 Compact mobile terminal for spatial optical communication systemusing a modified DataSlim2Xin Lin and Hideo ItohAIST Tokyo Waterfront, Japan 153

11:15-11:30 W2A-(13)-3 Demonstration of an optical packet label swapping scheme usingDPSK encoded bit-serial labelsWai Hung, Chun-Kit Chan, Lian-Kuan Chen, and Frank TongThe Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 154

11:30-11:45 W2A-(13)-4 Programmable wavelength-time OCDMA coding design based onwavelength periodicity of arrayed-waveguide-gratingWing C. Kwong, Guu-Chang Yangy, and Cheng-Yuan ChangHofstra University, USA; National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan 155

11:45-12:00 W2A-(13)-5 Implementaion of system-accommodated 10Gb/s optical transponderMin-Sheng Kao, Cheng-Hung Tsai, Chia-Hung Chiu, and Kun-Yi ShenIndustrial Technology Research Institute, Taiwan 156

12:00-12.30 W2A-(13)-6 Chaotic state optical communications(Invited) Jean-Pierre Goedgebuer

Georgia Institute of Technology Lorraine, France 157

W2B • VCSEL [Ever Green Room] (10.F)A. Kasukawa, The Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd., Japan, Presider10:30-11:00 W2B-(2)-1 High efficiency CW Operation of 1.53um vertical cavity surface

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emitting laser on InPN. Nishiyama, C. Caneau, G. Guryanov, X. S. Liu, M. Hu, and C. E. ZahComing Inc., USA 158A simple process for high-speed vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasersfabrication up to 10GbpsHsin-Chieh Yu, Shoou-Jinn Chang, Yan-Kuin Su, Chia-Pin Sung, Yu-WeiLin, Hong-Pin Yang, Chun-Yuan Huang, andJin-Mei WangNational Cheng Kung University; Industrial Technology Research Institute;National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan 159High performance large-area single-mode vertical-cavitysurface-emitting lasersTao-Hung Hsueh, Hao-Chung Kuo, Fang-I Lai, Li-Hung Lai, and S. C. WangNational Chiao Tung University, Taiwan 160Micromachined resonant cavity light emitter with low temperaturedependence of emission wavelengthT. Amano, F. Koyama, M. Arai, and A. MastutaniTokyo Institute of Technology, Japan 161Reliability of oxide confined 850 nm VCSELs for high speedinterconnection systemsTadayuki Sato, Norihiro Iwai, Yoshinori Haga, Maiko Ariga, Takeshi Hama,Hitoshi Shimizu, and Akihiko KasukawaThe Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd., Japan 162Multi-oxide layer vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers with improvedmodulation bandwidthM. Azuchi, N. Jikutani, M. Arai, T. Kondo, and F. KoyamaTokyo Institute of Technology, Japan 163Growth and characterization of 850nm InGaAsP/lnGaPstrain-compensated VCSELs by MOCVDH. C. Kuo, T. C. Lu, Y. S. Chang, F. Y. Lai, G. C. Kao, L. H. Laih, and S. C.WangNational Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan 164

W2C • Crystal Lasers and Related Devices [Auditorium] (10F)Yong Hee Lee, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, Presider10:30-11:00 W2C-(16)-1 Lasing action in organic photonic crystal and quasicrystal

(Invited) Masaya NotomiNTT, Japan 165

11:00-11:15 W2C-(16)-2 Continuous wave operation of surface-emitting two-dimensionalphotonic crystal laserD. Ohnishi, K. Sakai, and S. NodaKyoto University; ROHM Corporation Limited; Japan Science andTechnology Corporation, Japan 166

11:15-11:30 W2C-(16)-3 Lasing characteristics of two-dimensional photonic crystal slab laserswith a modified linear shaped donor-type point defectMasayuki Fujita, Yoshihiro Akahane, Atsushi Sugitatsu, Takashi Asano, andSusumu NodaKyoto University; Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.; Mitsubishi ElectricCorporation, Japan 167

11:30-11:45 W2C-(16)-4 Lasing characteristics and mode control of photonic crystal laserswith point and line composite defectKyoji Inoshita and Toshihiko BabaYokohama National University, Japan 168

11:45-12:00 W2C-(16)-5 Ultralow threshold microgear lasers and their fusion withquasiperiodic photonic crystalsK. Nozaki, A. Nakagawa, D. Sano, and T. BabaYokohama National University, Japan 169

12:00-12:15 W2C-(16)-6 Photonic molecules by coupled microdisk lasersAtsuo Nakagawa and Toshihiko BabaYokohama National University, Japan 170

12:15-12:30 W2C-(16)-7 A novel white light LED structure using omnidirectionalone-dimensional photonic crystalsChung-Hsiang Lin, Jung-Chieh Su, and Jim Y. ChiIndustrial Technology Research Institute, Taiwan 171

W2D • High-field Interaction with Atoms and Molecules [Spanish Room] (10F)C. H. Nam, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea, Presider

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Ultrafast metrology at the atomic time scaleF. Krausz, Austria & MPQ, GermanyF. Krausz, M. Uiberacker, and TU WienAustria &MPQ, Germany 172Generation and application of strong fields in the XUV regionKatsumi MidorikawaLaser Technology Laboratory, RIKEN, Japan 173Inversion asymmetry of photoelectron angular distributions incircularly polarized short plusesZhang Jingtao, Li Shaohui, and Xu zhizhanShanghai Institute of Optical and Fine Mechanics, China 174Femtosecond-laser-induced alignment in Coulomb explosion ofnitrogen moleculesK. Miyazaki, T. Shimizu, M. Nakamaura, K. Masuda, and D. NormandKyoto University, Japan 175Wave-front phase measurement of high-order harmonics from argonatomsJong Ju Pan\, Dong Gun Lee, Jae Hee Sung, and Chang Hee NamKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST),Korea 176(This paper will be presented as a poster in session WP.)Analysis of high-order harmonics in the time-frequency domain forattosecond pulse generationKyung Taec Kim, Chul Min Kim, Dong Gun Lee, Moon-Gu Baik and ChangHee NamKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST); KyungwonUniversity, Korea 177

W2E • Optical Coherence Tomography (II) [Room 105] (1F)M. Haruna, Osaka University, Japan, Presider10:30-11:00 W2E-(12)-1 The frequency-domain delay line in optical coherence tomography:

(Invited) design, capabilities and limitationsD. D. SampsonThe University of Western Australia, Australia 178

11:00-11:30 W2E-(12)-2 High-resolution optical coherence tomography and its dispersion(Invited) compensation

Chih-Wei Lu, Meng-Tsan Tsai, Yih-Ming Wang, Chia-Wei Sun, I-Jen Hsu,Su-Feng Chen, Chen-Kuan Lee, Yean-Woei Kiang, C. C. Yang, andChii-Wann LinNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 179

11:30-11:45 W2E-(12)-3 Numerical analysis on a path-length-resolved spectrum of dynamicallyscattered lightKatsuhiro Ishii and Toshiaki IwaiHokkaido University, Japan 180

11:45-12:00 W2E-(12)-4 Compensation of higher-order dispersion in optical coherencetomography with a rapid- scanning optical phase delay lineI-Jen Hsu, Meng-Tsan Tsai, Chih-Wei Lu, and C. C. YangNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 181

12:00-12:15 W2E-(12)-5 Imaging of biological tissues using parallel polarization-sensitivespectral interferometric optical coherence tomographyShuichi Makita, Yoshiaki Yasuno, Takashi Endo, Masahide Itoh, andToyohiko YatagaiUniversity of Tsukuba, Japan 182

12:15-12:30 W2E-(12)-6 Application to the optical coherent tomography of fiber Raman laserMitsuhiro Higashihata, Kei Tochigi, Yoshiki Nakata, and Tatsuo OkadaKyushu University, Japan 183

W2F . Fundamental Nonlinear Optics [Int'l Reception Hall] (1F)Chi-Kuang Sun, National Taiwan University, Taiwan, Presider10:30-11:00 W2F-(5)-1 Intrinsic pulsewidth dependence of third-order nonlinear optical

(Invited) susceptibilityMin-su Kim and Choon Sup YoonKAIST, Korea 184

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Genta Masada, Hiroyuki Shiraishi, Ichiro Sekine, Yuji Suzuki, Shingo Ono,and Nobuhiko SarukuraNaka Research Center, Central Research Institute, Mitsubishi MaterialsCorporation; Institute for Molecular Science, Japan 185Investigation of sum-frequency generation of chiral molecules insolutionsM. Hayashi, S. H. Lin, and Y. R. ShenNational Taiwan University; Academia Sinica, Taiwan; University ofCalifornia, Berkeley, USA 186Two-photon fluorescence properties of novel quadrupolar andoctupolar moleculesSean Liu, Kuen Shen Lin, Vicotr M. Churikov, Yi Zhen Su, Jiann T'suen Lin,Tzer-Hsiang Huang, and Chia Chen HsuNational Chung Cheng University, Institute of Chemistry, Academia Sinica,Taiwan 187Nonlinear optical performances of supramolecular 1-(4-Methyl)-piperazinylfullerene[60] - containing polysiloxaneHendry Izaac Elim, Jianying Ouyang, Suat Hong Goh, and Wei JiNational University of Singapore, Singapore 188Theory of coherent band renormalization in semiconductors byoff-resonant laser fieldsYoshihiko Mizumoto and Yosuke KayanumaOsaka Prefecture University, Japan 189Experimental observation of the reduction of light group velocity byspectral burning hole in a ruby crystalYundong Zhang, Ping Yuan, Baohua Fan, and Zuguang MaHarbin Institute of Technology, China 190

W2G • Ultrafast Pulse Measurement and Coherent Transient [Room 110] (1F)J. Zhang, Chinese Academy of Science, China, Presider10:30-11:30 W2G-(6)-1 The measurement of ultrashort pulses: from simple laser pulses to

(Tutorial) unstable, ultracomplex, ultrabroadband, ultraweak light pulsesXun Gu, Selcuk Akturk, Apama Shreenath, Qiang Cao, and Rick TrebinoGeorgia Institute of Technology, USA 191

11.30-11:45 W2G-(6)-2 Coherent phonon spectroscopy of semiconductor-metal interfacesY. -M. ChangNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 192

11.45-12:00 W2G-(6)-3 Momentum conservation in coherent transient optical Kerr effectWei-Tung Li, Chen-Wei Chen, Jiunn-Yuan Lin, Jaw-Luen Tang, Chia-ChenHsu, Tai-Huei Wei, and Tzer-Hsiang HuangNational Chung Cheng University; Wu Feng Institute of Technology, Taiwan

19312:00-12:15 W2G-(6)-4 Coherent transient optical Kerr effect in liquids C2H4CI2 and C2H4Br2

Ying-Dar Lin, Chen-Wei Chen, Jaw-Luen Tang, Jiunn-Yuan Lin, Chia-ChenHsu, Tai-Huei Wei, and Tzer-Hsiang HuangNational Chung Cheng University; Wu Feng Institute of Technology,Taiwan 194

12:15-12:30 W2G-(6)-5 Two-photon optical beam induced current imaging of indium galliumnitride blue LEDsFu-Jen Kao, Mao-Kuo Huang, Yung-Shun Wang, Sheng-Lung Huang, andChi-Kuang SunNational Sun Yat-sen University; National Taiwan University, Taiwan 195

W2H • Optical Information Processing (II) [Room 106] (1F)Min Gu, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia, Presider10.30-11.00 W2H-(9)-1 Three-dimensional image recognition and display using lens arrays

(Invited) Byoungho Lee, Jae-Hyeung Park, Sung-Wook Min, Sungyong Jung, andHeejin ChoiSeoul National University, Korea 196

11:00-11:15 W2H-(9)-2 Shifting tolerance of a 3D object of a volume-holographic spatial filterChih-Yuan Hsu, Ching-Chemg Sun, Chia-Hao Wu, and Wei-Chia SuNational Central University; Tatung University, Taiwan 197

11:15-11:30 W2H-(9)-3 Dynamic quantum information processing based on quantum coherentcontrol8. S. HamInha University, Korea 198

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11:45-12:00 W2H-(9)-5 Circular polarization resonator based on cholesteric liquid crystalmirrorsYosuke Tanaka, Hiroyuki Takano, and Takashi KurokawaTokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan 200

12:00-12:30 W2H-(9)-6 Real-time joint transform correlation using optical heterodyning(Invited) T. C. Poon

Virginia Tech, USA 201

W2I • Optical Fiber [Sky Lounge] (12F)S. Chu, Little Optics, USA, Presider10.30-11.00 W2l-(8)-1 Optical fiber amplifiers for WDM

(Invited) S. NamikiThe Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd., Japan 202

11:00-11:15 W2l-(8)-2 The wide-angle TE-TM mode splitterRuei-Chang Lu and Yu-Pin L/aoNational I-Lan Institute of Technology; Ching Yun Institute of Technology,Taiwan 203

11:15-11:30 W2l-(8)-3 A novel 1.3/1.55 um 3-dB coupler based on multimode interferencewith a partial index- modulation regionYen-Juei Lin and San-Liang LeeNational Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan 204

11:30-11:45 W2l-(8)-4 Tunable and switchable optical bandpass filters based onphase-shifted linear chirped fiber Bragg gratingsS. Y. Li, N. Q. Ngo, S. C. Tjin, P. Shum, and J. ZhangNanyang Technological University, Singapore 205

11:45-12:00 W2l-(8)-5 Complex fiber grating structures fabricated by sequential writing withpolarization controlKai-Ping Chuang, Yinchieh Lai, and Lih-Gen SheuNational Chiao-Tung University; Van Nung Institute of Technology,Taiwan 206

12:00-12.15 W2l-(8)-6 Scalable coherent beam coupling of fiber lasersAkira Shirakawa, Tomoki Sekiguchi, and Ken-ichi UedaUniversity of Electro-Communications, Japan 207

12:15-12:30 W2l-(8)-7 A micro GRIN-slab tip for integrated coupling between superfine-corewaveguides and single-mode fibersKazuo Shiraishi, Chen S. Tsai, Hidehiko Yoda, and Kazushi MinagawaUtsunomiya University, Japan; University of California, USA 208

W2J • Fiber Amplifiers Modeling and Fiber Devices Design [Room 101] (1F)C. R. Menyuk, University of Maryland, USA, Presider10:30-11:00 W2J-(14)-1 Modeling and control of Er-doped fiber amplifiers and Raman optical

(Invited) amplifiersChien-Jen Chen and Yan SunOnetta, Inc., USA 209

11:00-11:15 W2J-(14)-2 Fokker-Planck description of the output intensity statistics of singleand cascaded EDFAsMalin PremaratneMonash University, Australia 210

11:15-11:30 W2J-(14)-3 An analytical expression for noise figure of forward pumped RamanamplifierMalin PremaratneMonash University, Australia 211

11-30-11-45 W2J-(14)-4 An effective direct-search algorithm for inverse design of fiber gratingfilterCheng-Ling Lee and Yinchieh LaiNational Chiao-Tung University; National Lien-Ho Institute of Technology,Taiwan 212

11:45-12:00 W2J-(14)-5 Analysis of hybrid fibers in high bit rate optical transmission systemSun-ting Lin and Ing-Chin HuangChunghwa Telecom Co., Ltd., Taiwan 213

12:00-12:15 W2J-(14)-6 Design and analysis of new lensed-fiber for laser to fiber couplingTsung-Xian Lee, Ching-Chemg Sun, Yi-Ming Chen, Ying-Chih Chen, andChun-Hsing Lee

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13:30-15:30 WP • Poster Paper [Der-Hou Room] (B1)WP-(1)-1 Slowly opened switch superior in giant pulse operation

Junewen Chen, Jun-Ting Lin, and Mau-Shiun YehChung Hua University; Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology, Taiwan 216

WP-(1)-2 Development of the diode pumped 1W solid state orange laser by dual pumping dualcavityT. Eno, Y. Goto, and M. MomiuchiR&D center, TOPCON CORPORATION, Japan 217

WP-(1)-3 Broadband spectral shaping in a Thsapphire regenerative amplifierYuxin Leng, Lihuang Lin, Wenyao Wang, Yunhua Jiang, Bin Tang, and Zhizhan XuChinese Academy of Sciences, China 218

WP-(1)-4 Thermal tensing compensation of diode laser pumping high power Nd:YAG laserSeong Sook Shin, Won Kweon Jang, and Sungman LeeHanseo University; Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Korea 219

WP-(1)-5 High power deep ultraviolet microchip laser using passive Q-switchYoshiharu Urata, Yuji Oki, Satoshi WadaMegaopto corn.; Kyushu univ., RIKEN, Japan 220

WP-(2)-1 Noise in actively mode-locked external cavity laserNuran Dogru and M. Sadettin OzyaziciUniversity of Gaziantep, Turkey 221

WP-(2)-2 The ESD protection improved by combining InGaN/GaN MQW LEDs with GaN SchottkydiodesC. H. Chen, Y. K. Su, S. J. Chang, and H. HungCheng-Shiu Institute of Technology; National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan 222

WP-(2)-3 Lock-in-like light detection method for a gain-modulated photomultiplier-tubeTetsuo Iwata and Takafumi InoueUniversity of Tokushima, Japan 223

WP-(2)-4 Characteristics of very-large-aperture, oxide-confined vertical-cavity surface-emittinglasersHung-Pin D. Yang, Chun-Yuan Huang, Hsin-Chieh Yu, Chia-Pin Sung, and Jim Y. ChiIndustrial Technology Research Institute; National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan 224

WP-(2)-5 Electrical field and stress effects on metal induced crystallization of sputtered siliconChing-Ming Hsu, lan-Fu Chen, and Ming-Chang YuSouthern Taiwan University of Technology, Taiwan 225

WP-(2)-6 X-ray diffraction analysis of threading dislocation densities in epitaxial layers as grownby MOCVDH. Kang, N. Spencer, D. Nicol, Z. C. Feng, I. Ferguson, S. P. Guo, M. Pophristic, and B. PeresGeorgia Institute of Technology, EMCORE Corporation, USA 226

WP-(2)-7 Improvement of the high-temperature characteristics of 1.52um InGaAs laser with(lnAIAs)o.4(lnGaAs)o.6 short-period superlattice barriersD. Heo, J. D. Song, W. J. Choi, J. I. Lee, Y. T. Lee, J. Jeong, and I. K. HanKorea Institute of Science and Technology; Kwang-Ju Insititute of Science and Technology;Korea University, Korea 227

WP-(2)-8 Postgrowth wavelength tuning of InGaAsP/lnP multiple quantum wells usingdielectric-cap disorderingTao-Wei Chou, Chun-Hung Lai, Chia-Hsuan Lin, T. J. Wang, W. H. Tsai, and H. H. YeeNational Taipei University of Technology; Tatung Uninversify, Taiwan 228

WP-(2)-9 Enhancement of proton-implanted GaAs VCSEL performance by transparentovercoatingFang-I Lai, L H. Laih, Y. S. Chang, T. H. Shei, H. C. Kuo, and S. C. WangNational Chiao Tung University, Taiwan 229

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WP-(2)-10 F-P monitoring of FBG external cavity laser diode for DWDM applicationTao Yu, Huafeng Zhao, Shan Huang, Lin Xue, and Kaijun ZhouTsinghua Univ., China 230

WP-(2)-11 Empirical formulas for refractive indices of InP based materials near and above theband gapE. Y. Lin, T. S. Lay, and T. Y. ChangNational Sun Yat-Sen University, Taiwan 231

WP-(3)-1 Phase control of spectra in a two-level system driven by ultrashort two-color pulsefieldsXiaohong Song, Chengpu Liu, Shangqing Gong, Shiqi Jin, and Zhizhan XuShanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, China 232

WP-(4)-1 Quantum theory of Bragg solitons: A linearized approachRay-Kuang Lee and Yinchieh LaiNational Center for High-Performance Computing; National Chiao-Tung University,Taiwan 233

WP-(4)-2 Unexpected population inversions on both optical transitions via the effect ofspontaneous emission-induced coherence of a ladder systemHongmei Ma, Shangqing Gong, Chengpu Liu, Zhenrong Sun, and Zhizhan XuShanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics; East China Normal University,China 234

WP-(4)-3 Measurement of magnetic birefringence of Neon and Helium atomsKazuyuki Muroo, Masahiro Yoshino, and Yoshitaka TakuboTokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan 235

WP-(4)-4 Scarred mode lasing from a shape-oscillating liquid jetSang-Bum Lee, Jai-Hyung Lee, and Kyungwon AnSeoul National University, Korea 236

WP-(4)-5 Spectroscopy studies of the B1nu state of Cs2

Chin-Chun Tsai, Yi-Chi Lee, Fang-Cheng Lin, and Thou-Jen WhangNational Cheng Kung University, Taiwan 237

WP-(4)-6 Vortices in the quantum stream of potential-well scatteringMing-Houng Hsu and Keh-Ning HuangAcademia Sinica; National Taiwan University, Taiwan 238

WP-(4)-7 Rainbow phenomena in particle scatteringsJu-Tang Hsiao and Keh-Ning HuangNational Taiwan University; Academia Sinica, Taiwan 239

WP-(4)-8 Measurement of transient absorption change of NO2 at 3.46 mmusing difference frequency generationSatoru Tanoue, Shigeru Yamaguchi, Kazufumi Yasumoto, Nobuyoshi Ohtani, MasamoriEndou, Katuhiko Sunako, Takakazu Morita, Kenzo Nanri, and Tomoo FujiokaTokai University, Japan 240

WP-(4)-9 Measurement of oxygen isotope ratios using tunable diode laser absorptionspectroscopySang Eon Pan\, Do-Young Jeong, Jaewoo Kim, Kwang-Hoon Ko, E. C. Jung, and Cheol-JungKimLab. forQuantum Optics, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Korea 241

WP-(5)-1 Dissipative solitons in discrete systemsKenichi Maruno, Adrian Ankiewicz, and Nail AkhmedievKyushu University, Japan; Australian National University, Australia 242

WP-(5)-2 Second-harmonic generation in optically poled tellurite glasses doped with transitionelementsKatsuhisa Tanaka, Yoshinori Yonesaki, Jinhai Si, and Kazuyuki HiraoKyoto Institute of Technology; Kyoto University; Photon Craft Project, ICORP, Japan 243

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WP-(5)-3 Enhancing QPM efficiency in periodic polingJongbae Kim, Jung Jin Ju, and Min-su KimBasic Research Laboratory, ETRI, Korea 244

WP-(5)-4 Electric field measurements by combining nonlinear frequency conversion techniquewith electro-optic effectKazunori Kuriaki, Nilesh J. Vasa, Shigeru Yokoyama, Mitsuo Maeda, and Hirohito TakeshitaKyushu University; Kyushu Electric Power Co., Inc., Japan 245

WP-(5)-5 Simple method for determining Gaussian beam waist using lens Z-scanS. J. Lee, Y. L Lee, S. Y. Woo, W. Hwang, J. H. Lee, J. H. Kim, and C. H. KwakYeungnam University; Advanced Photonics Research Institute, KJIST, Korea 246

WP-(5)-6 The upconversion mechanism of Tb3+ complex containing N,N',N"-tris(2-hydroxybenzamido) triethylamineL Luo, Winnie Po-Wan Lai, Wing-Tak Wong, K. F. Li, and K. W. CheahThe University of Hong Kong; Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong; GuangdongUniversity of Technology, China 247

WP-(5)-7 Measurement and analysis of photoinduced birefringence in a methylorange-doped PVAfilmE. J. Kim, H. R. Yang, S. Y. Woo, S. J. Lee, J. H. Lee, and C. H. Kwak.Yeungnam University, Korea 248

WP-(5)-8 Simultaneous measurements of two wave mixing gain and diffraction efficiency inphotorefractive BaTiOj crystalC. H. Sohn, S. J. Lee, E. J. Kim, H. R. Yang, S. Y. Woo, and C. H. KwakYeungnam University, Korea 249

WP-(5)-9 Large phase shift z-scan analysis for thick Kerr mediumC. H. Kwak, S. J. Lee, and Y. L LeeYeungnam University; KJIST, Korea 250

WP-(5)-10 Dynamic of the spectral and angular selectivity of the tunable collinear acousto-opticalfilterV. E. Appelt, R.S. Kruglov, and A.S. Zadorin 251

WP-(5)-11 Superradiant multiple-pulse emission from a dipole-ordered state prepared by localizedphotonsAkira Shojiguchi, Kiyoshi Kobayashi, Suguru Sangu, Kazuo Kitahara, and Motoichi OhtsuERATO Localized Photon Project, Japan Science and Technology; International ChristianUniversity; Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Japan 252

WP-(5)-12 Nonlinear processes in organic molecules under high-power laser excitationT. N. Kopylova, V. A. Svetlichnyi, G. V. Mayer, R. T. Kuznetsova, A. V. Reznichenko, and V.M. PodgaetskiiTomsk State University, Russia 253

WP-(5)-13 Bandwidth analysis of third harmonic generation in optical thin filmsGia-Wei Chem, Tzu-Min Liu, Shi-Wei Chu, and Chi-Kuang SunNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 254

WP-(5)-14 Nanosecond nonlinear absorption and refraction in C60/toluene solutionChen-Wei Chen, Chih-Chien Wang, Damien Liu, Jung-Kuang Hu, Tzer-Hsiang Huang, andTai-Huei WeiChung Cheng University; Wu Feng Institute of Technology, Taiwan 255

WP-(5)-15 Self-focusing of low intensity cw laser radiation in nickel alloy coated beam splitterXiangsu Zhang, Shou Liu, andXiaoyun ChenXiamen University, China 256

WP-(5)-16 Giant phase shifts in non-resonant Bragg and gap soliton collisionsLasha Tkeshlashvilli, Kurt Busch, and Suresh PereiraUniversitSt Karisruhe, Germany 257

WP-(6)-1 Generation of interacting pulse pairs in passively mode-locked fiber lasersNail Akhmediev, J. M. Soto-Crespo, Ph. Grelu, and F. Belhache

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Australian National University, Australia; Instituto de Optica, Spain; Universite de Bourgogne,France 258

WP-(6)-2 Mode-locking stability observation of a Kerr-lens mode-locked Tksapphire laser,analyzed by a recently developed realtime spectrum analyzerHiroshi Takahashi, Yuji Suzuki, Shingo Ono, Nobuhiko Sarukura, and Tadashi NakamuraThe Graduate University for Advanced Studies; Institute for Molecular Science; TextronixJapan., Ltd., Japan 259

WP-(6)-3 The frequency dependent mode-locking behavior of an optical-injection-lockederbium-doped fiber laserGong-Ru Lin and Jung-Rung WuNational Chiao Tung University; National Taipei University of Technology, Taiwan 260

WP-(6)-4 Intracavity-dispersion-compensated diode-pumped mode-locked Yb:YAG laserSadao Uemura, Yohei Kobayashi, Kenji Torizuka, and Takao KobayashiNational Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST); Fukui University,Japan 261

WP-(6)-5 Spectral change depending on the sequence of optical elements in a femtosecondTksapphire laserYong Ho Cha, Byoungduk Yoo, Yong Joo Rhee, and Cheoljung KimKorea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Korea 262

WP-(6)-6 Description of electronic dynamics of molecules in a strong laser field by atime-dependent molecular orbital approximationTsuyoshi Kato and Hirohiko KonoTohoku University, Japan 263

WP-(6)-7 Measurement of the group-delay dispersion of optical elements using white-lightinterferometryTayyab Imran, Kyung-Han Hong, Tae Jun Yu, and Chang Hee NamKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST); Advanced Photonics ResearchInstitute, K-JIST, Korea 264

WP-(6)-8 Evolving optical parameters from laser trace by genetic algorithmSu-Frang ShuChing-Yun University, Taiwan 265

WP-(7)-1 Radiation properties of organic compounds in gel-matrix and thin gel-films under laserexcitationA. A. Shaposhnikov, R. T. Kuznetsova, G. V. Mayer, T. A. Pavivh, S. M. Arabey, and T. N.KopylovaSiberian Physical-Technical Institute at Tomsk State University, Russia; Molecular and AtomicPhysics Institute of Academia of Science of Belorussia, Belorussia 266

WP-(7)-2 Zone melting Czochralski (ZMCz) growth of bismuth silicon oxide and lithium niobatesingle crystalsC. B. Tsai, C. H. Ho, T. Y. Wang, H. J. Chen, R. Gopalakrishnan, and C. W. LanNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 267

WP-(7)-3 Sub-400 nm ultra-violet luminescence of (4'-methoxy)-9-phenylcarbazoleK. F. Lia, L Luo, Louis M. L Leung, and K. W. CheahHong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong 268

WP-(7)-4 1.3 urn light emission from AI2Oj/Sii.»Ge*/Si MOS tunnel diodesC. Y. Lin, H. Y. Lee, Albert Chin, Y. T. Hou, M. F. Li, S. P. McAlister, and D. L KwongNational Chiao Tung Univ., Taiwan; National Univ. of Singapore, Singapore; NationalResearch Council, Ottawa, Canada; Univ. of Texas, USA 269

WP-(7)-5 The spectral shift of 100GHz DWDM narrow bandpass interference filterJin-Chemg Hsu, Kuan-Tin Lin, Huang-Lu Chen, and Ching-Chin ChenFuJen Catholic University, Taiwan 270

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Optical spectroscopy of neodymium-doped tantalum pentoxide slab waveguides8. Unal, M. C. Netti, N. M. B. Pemey, M. Hassan, D. P. Shepherd, J. J. Baumberg, and J. S.WilkinsonUniversity of Southampton; Mesophotonics Limited, UK 271

Influence of crystallinity on the bulk laser-induced damage threshold in CsLiB6O10 forhigh-power UV laser sourceM. Nishioka, F. Kawamura, M. Yoshimura, Y. Mori, and T. SasakiOsaka University, Japan 272

Enhanced PL of high density (=4.7x10 11 /cm2) InAs QDs by using graded interface ofGaAs/AIAs/GaAsS. K. Park, J. Tatebayashi, and Y. ArakawaUniversity of Tokyo, Japan 273

Effects of film deposition rate and thermal annealing on optical and microstructuralevolution of amorphous Ta2O6 and SiO2 filmsWen-Jen Liu, and Chia-Hung ChienI- Shou University, Taiwan 274

Optical Properties of a Novel Dye in Yellow Florescent Organic LEDsWallace. C.H. Choy, K.W. Cheah, Y.S. Wu, and C.H. ChenUniversity of Hong Kong; Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong; National Chiao TungUniv., Taiwan 275

Evolutionary optimisation and co-design of gratings and fibresLeon Poladian and Steven ManosUniversity of Sydney, Australia .276

Design and analysis of optical sub-assembly (OSA) used in high speed paralleltransmission packageSamuel I-En Lin and Yang-Liang LiuChung-Chou Institute of Technology, Taiwan 277

Horn effect and abnormality in waveform evolution of 10Gbit/s and 40Gbit/s modulatedoptical pulsesL YuOFCB, Science Pank, Shenzhen, China 278

Evidence of multi-hump temporal solitons in passively mode-locked fiber lasersD. Y. Tang, B. Zhao, P. Shum, C. Lu, W. S. Man, and H. Y. TarnNanyang Technological University, Singapore; Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

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WP-(8)-5 Study on the monitoring of resin flow and curing in the vacuum assisted resin transfermolding process using a long-period fiber Bragg gratingSeunghwan Chung, Youngki Yoon, Byoungho Lee, and Woo II LeeSeoul National University, Korea 280

WP-(8)-6 Mode coupling phenomena in long-period fiber gratings formed with micro bendingChung-Yi Chiu, Su-Fang Chen, Yean-Woei Kiang, Hua-Kuang Liu and C. C. YangNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 281

WP-(8)-7 Implementation process of a reflective-type electrical tunable SOI optical filterShyh-Lin Tsao, Shu-Fen Hu, Jiang-Hung Tien, and Chun-Wei TsaiNational Taiwan Normal University; National Nano Device Laboratories, Taiwan 282

WP-(8)-8 Fiber alignment shifts in butterfly laser packaging by laser welding technique:measurement and finite-element-method analysisY. C. Hsu, W. K. Huang, M. T. Sheen, and W. H. ChengNational Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan 283

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WP-(8)-9 Integrated optical chip for fiber optical gyroscope fabricated by high temperatureproton exchangeY Korkishko, V. Fedorov, S. Kostritskii, A. Alkaev, E. Paderin, E. Maslennikov, V. Kritzak, andD. ApraksinOptolink Ltd., Moscow Institute of Electronic Technology, PROTON, Russia 284

WP-(8)-10 The novel Z-bend waveguide on SOI structureYu-Pin L/ao and Ruei-Chang LuChing Yun Institute of Technology; National I-Lan Institute of Technology, Taiwan 285

WP-(8)-11 Wavelength shift and split of cladding mode resonance in micro-bended long-periodfiber grating under torsionOleg V. Ivanov and Lon A. WangNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 286

WP-(8)-12 Surface polaritons in symmetric non-uniform structures with lossesG. P. Chemikov and A. M. IshkhanyanRussian Research Center "Kurchatov Institute", Institute of Nuclear Fusion, RussianFederation; Engineering Center of Armenian National Academy of Sciences, Anvenia 287

WP-(8)-13 A full-vectorial multidomain spectral collocation modal analysis of dielectric opticalwaveguidesChia-Chien Huang, Chia-Chih Huang, and Jaw-Yen YangNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 288

WP-(8)-14 Dual-stage erbium-doped fiber amplifier using a grating-assisted MichelsoninterferometerLih-Gen Sheu, Ying-Tso Lin, and Yinchieh LaiVan Nung Institute of Technology; Industrial Technology Research Institute; NationalChiao-Tung University, Taiwan 289

WP-(9)-1 Lagrange interpolation method for single CCD digital still camerasYan-Chun Chiu, Yong-Tong Zou, Hsiu-Chen Hsu, and Ming-Wen ChangYuan Ze University, Taiwan 290

WP-(9)-2 Tunable CWDM by utilizing ordered structures in magnetic fluid filmsS. Y. Yang, H. E. Homg, Y. W. Huang, Chin-Yih Hong, and H. C. YangAcademia Sinica; National Taiwan Normal University; Da-Yeh University, Taiwan 291

WP-(9)-3 A new all-optical switching device by using the nonlinear Mach-Zehnder interferometerwith a control waveguideYaw-Dong Wu, Mao-Hsiung Chen, and Rong-Zhan TasyNational Kaohsiung University of Applied Sciences; National Sun Yat-Sen University, Taiwan

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WP-(9)-4 Design of computer generated phase holograms by using iterative Fourier transformalgorithmMei-Li Hsieh and Chun-Cheng LinNational Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan 293

WP-(10)-1 The measurement of two dimensional distribution of linear birefringence vector ofquarter wave plateKao-Jane Lung and Hui-Kang TengNan-Kai College, Taiwan 294

WP-(10)-2 Zonal control with coupling factor using an adaptive optics system at KAERIYoung-Seok Seo, Sung-Hoon Baik, Seung-Kyu Pan\, Min-Suk Kim, Chin-Man Chung, ByungHeon Cha, and Cheol-Jung KimKorea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Korea 295

WP-(10)-3 Determination of vertical distributions of aerosol optical parameters by use ofmulti-wavelength lidar dataMasanori Yabuki, Hiroaki Kuze, and Nofel Lagrosas

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Chiba University; National Institute of Polar Research, Japan 296

WP-(10)-4 Comparison of amplitude and phase methods for position sensitive detector with highperformance signal processingJovan M. Elazarand Slobodan J. PetricevicBen Gurion University, Israel; Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Yugoslavia 297

WP-(10)-5 Studies of silver nanoparticles in aqueous solution by surface plasmon resonanceTzu-Chiang Chen, Yao-Leng Lin, Wen-Kuan Su, and Liann-Be ChangNational Defense University, Taiwan 298

WP-(10)-6 easurement accuracy of profilometry based on two-photon absorptionNaoya Sako, Soichiro Imoto, Yosuke Tanaka, and Takashi KurokawaTokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan 299

WP-(11)-1 Substrate and oxygen-annealing effects on the pulsed-laser-depositedLaosCaosMni.xMxOs (M=Fe, Ni) thin filmsL. -S. Hsu, C. -J. Liu, T. -W. Wu, and D. LucaNational Chang-Hua University of Education, Taiwan 300

WP-(11)-2 Laser microfabrication of bearing structures for fluid bearing motor systemK. D. Ye, Q. D. Zhang, M. H. Hong, and T. C. ChongData Storage Institute, Singapore 301

WP-(12)-1 Analytical estimation of spatial and temporal temperature distributions inmulticomponent biological tissues irradiated by a short laser pulseV. V. Barun and A. P. IvanovBelarus National Academy of Sciences, Belarus 302

WP-(12)-2 Two photons excitation fluorescence microscopy with annular apertureFanrong Xiao, Guiying Wang, and Zhizhan XuShanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 303

WP-(12)-3 WP-(12)-3Reduction of superficial thermal injury using cryogen cooling during laser-assistedcartilage reshaping of composite cartilage grafts; preliminary investigationKl Tsang, LI Chiu, Bjf Wong, and Cj ChangUniversity of California, USA; Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Taiwan 304

WP-(12)-4 Development of a high speed and deep scanning optical coherence tomography systemM. Hasegawa, S. Matsumura, T. Nakagawa, H. Yokoyama, M. Tokuda, M. Akiba, K. P. Chan,and N. TannoMicrotomography Co.; JSTC Regional Joint Research Project; Yamagata University, Japan

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WP-(12)-5 CCD-based microarray scanner systemZhou Qiang, Zong Guanghua, and Bi ShushengBeijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China 306

WP-(12)-6 Micro-spectroscopy of two-photon autofluorescence from PC12 cellsElena Perevedentseva and Fu-Jen KaoNational Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan 307

WP-(12)-7 Application of optical coherence tomography to monitoring the subsurface morphologyof archaic jadesChih-Wei Lu, 1-Jen Hsu, Hsiang-Chen Wang, Meng-Tsan Tsai, C. C. Yang, and M. L YangNational Taiwan University; National Palace Museum, Taiwan 308

WP-(13)-1 Delay time measurement and comparison of protection strategies with one-link brokenterrestrial SDH optical fiber networks in TaiwanLan-Chih Yang and Shyh-Lin TsaoYuan Ze University; National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan 309

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WP-(13)-2 Dispersion-order-selectable chromatic dispersion compensation module based onnon-uniformly compressed fiber gratingJaejoong Kwon and Byoungho LeeSeoul National University, Korea 310

WP-(13)-3 A synchronous modulation and inter-mixing technique for sensitivity and error-rateanalysis of SONET OC-3/155Mbps PIN-TIAGong-Ru Lin and Yu-Sheng LiaoNational Chiao Tung University, Taiwan 311

WP-(13)-4 THP-(13)-4Implementation of advanced 10Gb/s optical transceiver moduleMin-Sheng Kao, Cheng-Hung Tsai, Kun-Yi Shen, and Min-Fa HuangIndustrial Technology Research Institute, Taiwan 312

WP-(14)-1 Shifting mutation with new population in genetic algorithm for fiber Bragg gratingparameter synthesisSu-Frang Shu and Ci-Ling PanNational Chiao Tung University, Taiwan 313

WP-(14)-2 The study of the brightness uniformity of a diffuser in outdoors LCD with Monte CarlosimulationHong-Chi Chen and Chih-Chieh KangSouthern Taiwan University of Technology, Taiwan 314

WP-(14)-3 Efficient model of an incident beam for analyzing of coupling efficiency of micro-opticdevices for the optical communicationHun-Yong Pan\, Myoung-Jin Kim, Seung-Gol Lee, Beom-Hoan O, Se-Geun Park, and El-HangLeeInha University; Korea Electronics Technology Institute, Korea 315

WP-(15)-1 Reflective type VOA using off-axis light attenuation schemeChihchung Chen, Chengkuo Lee, Yenjyh Lai, Wen-Chih Chen, and Ming Hung TsaiAsia Pacific Microsystems, Inc., Taiwan 316

WP-(15)-2 Time-multiplexed plasma-etching of high numerical aperture paraboloidal micromirrorarraysKerwin Wang and Kari F. BdhringerUniversity of Washington, USA 317

WP-(16)-1 Light transmittance through corrugated filmTzueng-Rong Yang and Mykhaylo M. DvoynenkoNational Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan 318

WP-(16)-2 One-dimensional dual-periodically modulated photonic crystal and its transmissioncharacteristicH. Lu, Q. Qin, S. N. Zhu, H. Liu, C. Zhang, Y. Y. Zhu, and N. B. MingNanjing University, China 319

WP-(16)-3 THz emission from a multifunctional active atomic device in photonic crystalsHiroyuki Nihei and Atsushi OkamotoPolytechnic College AOMORI; Hokkaido University, Japan 320

WP-(16)-4 Steady-state fluorescence spectrum of a two-level atom in three-dimensional photoniccrystalsRay-Kuang Lee and Yinchieh LaiNational Center for High-Pertormance Computing; National Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan

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WP-(16)-5 Properties of defect states in one-dimensional photonic crystals with structural defectlayer made by left-handed materialYa-Na Xu, Ben-Yuan Gu, and He-Zhou WangZhongshan Univ; Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 322

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WP-(16)-6 FDTD simulation of a 1x2 beam splitter using photonic bandgap grating on SOI waferShyh-LJn Tsao, Hsin-Chun Huang, and Tze-Yu LinNational Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan 323

WP-(16)-7 Proposal of a novel method for reduction of propagation loss of photonic crystalwaveguidesYa-Lun Tsai, Chii-Chang Chen, Chien-Chieh Lee, Jenq-Yang Chang, and Gou-Chung ChiNational Central University, Taiwan 324

WP-(16)-8 Two-dimensional photonic crystal beamsplittersHung-Ta Chien, Chii-Chang Chen, and Pi-Gang LuanNational Central University, Taiwan 325

WP-(16)-9 Nano-fabrication techniques for near-field photonic crystalsXiaosong Gan, Baohua Jia, and Min GuSwinburne University of Technology, Australia 326

WP-(16)-10 Numerical analysis of two-dimensional photonic crystal directional couplersKuan-Ming Chen, Yen-Cheng Lu, Tzu-Hao Wang, Jyh Yang Wang, Homg-Shyang Chen,Yean-Woei Kiang, Hua-Kuang Liu, and C. C. YangNational Taiwan University, Taiwan 327

WP-(17)-1 Ellipsometric characterization of Si nano-particles formed in SiO2 films as an electro-luminescence elementShuichi Kawabata, Keisuke Sato, Tomio Izumi, and Moriaki WakakiTokyo Polytechnic University; Tokai University, Japan 328

WP-(17)-2 Effects of hole injection layer on the lumincent properties of white-light organiclight-emitting diodesSheng-Che Pang, Ching-Wu Wang, Shih-Fang Chen, and Yeong S. LinNational Chung-Cheng University; I-Shou University, Taiwan 329

WP-(SS1)-1 Improved characteristics of reactive-ion-etching damage for n-GaN epitaxial layers afterpost-etch treatmentsJ. Y. Chang, H. F. Hong, and H. H. YeeNational Taipei University of Techn.; Institute of Nuclear Energy Research, Taiwan 330

WP-(SS2)-1 Novel approach of performing elementary quantum operations using spatial phaseK. Mishima, M. Hayashi, and S. H. LinAcademia Sinica; National Taiwan University, Taiwan 331

WP-(SS2)-2 Enhanced visible photoluminescence of multi-energy silicon ion implanted SiO2 filmsKuo-Cheng Yu and Gong-Ru LinNational Chiao Tung University, Taiwan 332

W4A • DWDM Systems [Room 107] (1F)Marie Yang, Presider16:00-16:30 W4A-(13)-1 Transparent optical networking: application scenarios

(Invited) A. GladischT-Systems, Deutsche Telekom, Germany 333

16:30-16:45 W4A-(13)-2 Improved performance of a hybrid DWDM system by using optical VSBfiltersHai-Han Lu, Heng-Sheng Su, and Shah-Jye TzengNational Taipei University of Technology, Taiwan 334

16:45-17:00 W4A-(13)-3 Performance of DPSK-WDM systems against nonlinear polarizationfluctuationGuo-Wei Lu, Kit Chan, Lian-Kuan Chen, and Chun-kit ChanThe Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 335

17:00-17:15 W4A-(13)-4 Homodyne crosstalk tolerance enhancement by all-active MZI-SOAwavelength convertersY. C. Ku, K. Chan, W. Hung, C. K. Chan, L K. Chen, and Frank TongThe Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 336

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17:15-17:30 W4A-(13)-5 The gain stability of Raman amplifier in WDM systemJeng-Chemg Dung, Han-Yang Cheng, and Sien ChiNational Chiao Tung University, Taiwan 337

17:30-18:00 W4A-(13)-6 Architecture for next generation optical networks(Invited) Ron Skoog and Ann VonLemen

Telcordia Technologies, USA 338

W4B • GaN Light Sources [Ever Green Room] (10F)M. Troccoli, Harvard University, USA, Presider16:00-16:30 W4B-(2)-1 Progress in GaN based blue and ultraviolet light emitting devices

(Invited) S. C. WangNational Chiao Tung University, Taiwan 339

16:30-16:45 W4B-(2)-2 GaN-based blue laser diodes with deeply etched high-reflectivity DBRmirrorsTadashi Saitoh, Masami Kumagai, Hailong Wang, Takehiko Tawara, ToshioNishida, Testuya Akasaka, and Naoki KobayashiNTT Corporation, Japan; The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

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10nm-thick InGaN quantum wellsH. Gotoh, T. Tawara, Y. Kobayashi, N. Kobayashi, and T. SaitohNTT Corporation, Japan 341

17:00-17:30 W4B-(2)-4 GaN based white LED(Invited) Hisaki Kato, Toshiya Uemura, Naoki Shibata, Hisao Yamaguchi, and

Takemasa YasukawaToyoda Gosei Co., Ltd., Japan 342

17:30-17:45 W4B-(2)-5 Low-threshold lasing of optically pumped InGaN vertical-cavitysurface-emitting lasers with dielectric mirrorsTakehiko Tawara, Hideki Gotoh, Tetsuya Akasaka, Naoki Kobayashi, andTadashi SaitohNTT Corporation, Japan 343

17:45-18:00 W4B-(2)-6 High-quality InN grown by rf-plasma assisted molecular beam epitaxyas novel material for optical communicationMizue Kawai, Akihiko Kikuchi, and Katsumi KishinoSophia University, Japan 344

W4C • Modeling of Photonic-Crystal/Periodic Structures [Spanish Room] (10F)H. C. Chang, National Taiwan University, Taiwan, Presider16:00-16:30 W4C-(14)-1 Finite element analysis of photonic crystal fibers

(Invited) Masanori KoshibaHokkaido University, Japan 345

16:30-16:45 W4C-(14)-2 Analysis of a holey optical fiber with circularly distributed holesVipul Rastogi and Kin Seng ChiangCity University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 346

16:45-17:00 W4C-(14)-3 Polarization splitting with dual-core holey fibersLin Zhang and Changxi YangTsinghua University, China 347

17:00-17:15 W4C-(14)-4 Rigorous analysis of guided modes of photonic crystal waveguidesusing lattice sums techniqueKiyotoshi Yasumoto and Hongting JiaKyushu University, Japan 348

17:15-17:30 W4C-(14)-5 Modal analysis of photonic crystal planar waveguides using a finitedifference methodChin-ping Yu and Hung-chun ChangNational Taiwan University; Taiwan 349

17:30-17:45 W4C-(14)-6 Radiation loss of grating-assisted directional couplers using theFloquet-Bloch theoryChih-Cheng Chou, Nai-Hsiang Sun, Jerome K. Butler, and Gary A. EvansI-Shou University, Taiwan; Southern Methodist University, USA 350

17:45-18:00 W4C-(14)-7 Analysis of transmission and reflection characteristics ofcontra-directional coupling in corrugated waveguidesNai-Hsiang Sun, Szu-Chou Chang, Jerome K. Butler, and Gary A. EvansI-Shou University, Taiwan; Southern Methodist University, USA 351

W4D • High-field Laser Physics [Room 101] (1F)J. Wang, Academia Sinica, Taiwan, Presider

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Taiwan, PresiderFast ignition research with a PW laserRyosuke Kodama, Osaka University, JapanRyosuke Kodama, Yasukazu Izawa and Fl consortiumOsaka University, Japan 352Research on high field laser physics at the Institute of Physics, CASJ. ZhangInstitute of Physics, China 353Development of future all-solid-state, ultraviolet, terawatt laser systemusing Ce:LiCaF as a gain mediumShingo Ono, Yuji Suzuki, Alex Quema, Hiroshi Takahashi, NobuhikoSarukura, Hiroki Sato, and Tsuguo FukudaInstitute for Molecular Science; Tohoku University, Japan 354210 nm ultraviolet generation using blue-violet laser diode and BBOSHG crystalKen/7 Ohara, Minako Sako, and Koji NonakaKochi University of Technology, Japan 355Recent progress in table-top multi-terawatt laser system at SIOML. H. Lin, Z. Z. Xu, X. D. Yang, R. X. Li, H. H. Lu, W. Y. Wang, Y. X. Leng,Z. Q. Zhang, Y. H. Jiang, S. Q. Jin, D. J. Ying, and W. Q. ZhangShanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, Chinese Academy ofSciences, China 356Scaling of ion energies with size of atomic clusters irradiated byhigh-intensity femtosecond laser pulsesShaohui Li, Cheng Wang, Xiangxin Wang, Jiansheng Liu, Pinpin Zhu,Ruxin Li, Guoquan Ni, and Zhizhan XuShanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, Chinese Academy ofSciences, China 357

W4E • Confocal, Multi-Photon and Nonlinear Optical Microscope [Room 105] (1F)M. Gu, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia, Presider16:00-16:30 W4E-(12)-1 Nano-imaging of biomolecules with near-field Raman microscope

Satoshi KawataOsaka University, Japan 358

16:30-17:00 W4E-(12)-2 Recent development of fiber-optic two-photon fluorescenceendoscopy devicesMin GuSwinburne University of Technology, Australia 359

17:00-17:15 W4E-(12)-3 Converse-flexoelectric movement of lipid-vesicle membranescharacterized by differential confocal microscopyPo-Hsiang Wang, Hui-Yu Chiang, and Chau-Hwang LeeAcademia Sinica, Taiwan 360

17:15-17:30 W4E-(12)-4 Polarimetric imaging of SHG light for spatial distribution measurementof collagen orientation in biological tissueT. Yasui, K. Shimabayashi, Y. Tohno, and T. ArakiOsaka Univ.; Nara Medical Univ., Japan 361

17:30-17:45 W4E-(12)-5 Muti-harmonic generation biopsy of skinCheng-Chi Chen, Shi-Wei Chu, I-Hsiu Chen, Chi-Kuang Sun, Yung-ChihChen, and Bai-Ling LinNational Taiwan University; Development Center for Biotechnology; NationalTaiwan Normal University, Taiwan 362

17:45-18:00 W4E-(12)-6 Two-photon UV fluorescence excitation of the amino acids by afrequency doubled femtosecond optical parametric oscillatorTe-Chen Yang and Fu-Jen KaoNational Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan 363

W4F • THz-Wave Nonlinear Optics [Int'l Reception Hall] (1F)Michitoshi Hayashi, National Taiwan University, Taiwan, Presider16:00-16:30 W4F-(5)-1 Widely tunable Terahertz-wave parametric generator with achromatic

(Invited) injection-seedingKazuhiro Imai, Kodo Kawase, Hiroaki Minamide, and Hiromasa ItoPhotodynamics Research Center, RIKEN; Tohoku University, Japan 364

16:30-16:45 W4F-(5)-2 Terahertz-frequency-interval dual-wavelength optical pulse generationwith semiconductor lasersH. Yokoyama, Y. Ohta, Y. Sasaki, H. Taniguchi, and H. ItoTohoku University, Japan 365

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A fast frequency-tunable ring-cavity THz-wave parametric oscillatorHiroaki Minamide, Tomofumi Ikari, Kazuhiro Imai, Youichi Ishikawa, andHiromasa ItoPhotodynamics Research Center, RIKEN, Tohoku University, Japan 366Reflection imaging system with terahertz-wave parametric oscillatorTomofumi Ikari, Kodo Kawase, Hiroaki Minamide, Youichi Ishikawa, andHiromasa ItoPhotodynamics Research Center, RIKEN; Tohoku University, Japan 367Observation of THz region vibrational spectra in biomoleculesYouichi Ishikawa, Hiroaki Minamide, Tomofumi Ikari, and Hiromasa ItoRIKEN PDC; Tohoku University, Japan 368Effective field theory for pulse propagation in nonlinear photoniccrystalsJ.E. Sipe, Navin Bhat, Philip Chak, and Suresh PereiraUniversity of Toronto, Canada; Institute fiir Theorie der KondensiertenMaterie, Germany 369Coherent THz waves based on difference-frequency generationYujie J. Ding and Wei ShiLehigh University, USA 370

W4G • THzM. Hangyo,16:00-17:00

Radiation and Imaging [Room 110] (1F)Osaka Univ., Japan, Presider

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Recent progress of terahertz wave tomographic imagingX. -C. ZhangRensselaer Polytechnic Institute, USA 371Simultaneous measurement of thickness and water content of thinblack ink films for printing using THz-radiationH. Ohtake, Y. Suzuki, S. Ono, H. Murakami, N. Sarukura, T. Hirosumi, andT. OkadaInstitute for Molecular Science; AISIN SEIKI CO., LTD.; Mitsubishi HeavyIndustry Co., Ltd., Japan 372Terahertz radiation imaging system based on 2D-EO sampling with aCMOS CameraMasahiko Tani, Taijiro Yonera, Michael Herrmann, and Masanori HangyoOsaka University; Communications Research Lab, Japan 373Magnetic-field dependence of THz-radiation from femtosecond-laser-irradiated InAs up to 27 THiroshi Takahashi, Yuji Suzuki, Alex Quema, Ryoichiro Yoshioka, ShingoOno, Nobuhiko Sarukura, Masato Hosomizu, Takeyo Tsukamoto, ShingoSaito, Kiyomi Sakai, Gen Nishijima, and Kazuo WatanabeThe Graduate University for Advanced Stdies; Institute for MolecularScience; Tokyo University of Science; Communication Research Labolatory;Tohoku University, Japan 374THz emission characteristics dependence on gap spacing of biasedphotoconductive antennasRone-Hwa Chou, Tze-An Liu, and Ci-Ling PanNational Chiao Tung University, Taiwan 375

W4H • Optical Storage (II) [Room 106] (1F)Y Kawata, Shizuoka University, Japan, Preside16:00-16:30 W4H-(9)-1

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Collinear holographyHideyoshi HorimaiOPTWARE Corporation; Japan 376Research on fabrication of PQ:PMMA photopolymerShiuan-Huei Lin, June-Hua Lin, and Ken Y. HsuInstitute of Electro-Optical Engineering; National Chiao Tung University,Taiwan 377Scaling behavior in holographic associative memoryRaphael A. Guerrero and Rutsy B. ArangconAteneo de Manila University; University of the Philippines, Philippines... .378Use of quantum dot nanocrystals for spectrally encoded optical datastorageJames W. M. Chon and Min GuSwinburne University of Technology, Australia 379Self-diagnostic techniques for free-space optical switchingHsiao-Hua Chu and Melanie J Holmes

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W4J • Waveguide DevicesG. K. Chang, Georgia Tech16:00-16:30 W4J-(8)-1

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University of Cambridge; Cambridge Photonics Ltd., UK 380Miniature lens for correcting elliptical and astigmatic laser diode beamas applied to optical storage and communicationsSuganda JutamuliaNewtonics, USA 381

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Incoherent interferometric measurement technique for PLC devicesWei Chen, Zhipeng Wang, and Yung J. ChenUniversity of Maryland Baltimore County, USA 382Light propagation in periodic waveguide-resonator structure - Theoryand applicationsPhilip Chak, J. E. Sipe, and Suresh PereiraUniversity ot Toronto, Canada; Institute fur Theorie der KondensiertenMaterie, Germany 383Design and analysis of athermal silica-based PLC devices usingbimetal plate temperature compensatorDing-wei Huang, Shu-mei Yang, Shih-jung Chang, and Tsung-hsuan ChiuIndustrial Technology Research Institute, Taiwan 384A nonreciprocal wavelength-interleaving bidirectional coherent fibertransversal filterYicheng Lai, W. Zhang, J. A. R. Williams, and I. BennionAston University, UK 385Simple wavelength selective optical add/drop filter for WDM systemsSeung-Hyun Cho, Jae-Dong Park, Byung-Whi Kim, Min-Ho Kang, andDong-Wook ShinElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute; Information andCommunication University; Hanyang University, Korea 386Fiber fuse terminatorS. Yanagi, S. Asakawa, M. Kobayashi, Y. Shuto, and R. NagaseNippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation, Japan 387Delayed self-heterodyne linewidth measurement of fiber Bragg gratinglaserTadashi Nezu, Yosuke Tanaka, and Takashi KurokawaTokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, Japan 388

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