The phrase "a mode of light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particular way or method in which light is presented or perceived, often in scientific or artistic contexts.
Example: "The artist experimented with a mode of light that created dramatic shadows on the canvas."
Alternatives: "a form of light" or "a type of light".
An idea is a mode of thought.[2] In light of the way that Descartes employed the concept of mode, to say that something is a mode of X is to say that it is a way of being X.
Since the waveguide is rectangular with greater width than height, the profile of the guided mode of light is elliptical.
Our simulations show that a CSHA can be a polarization independent multi-spectral filter or a FSS; the increase of the thickness of the metal film leads to multi-modes of light come out from the metallic structures.
Orbital angular momentum modes of light can be used to detect rotation.
In the case of 149 nm lattice spacing, the modes of light are removed around the 530 nm wavelength to reflect green.
The dip represents the band gap and its position translates to the modes of light that are not "allowed" through the crystal.
Thus, combinations of gold nanorods and different modes of light irradiation provide us various drug delivery/release and heating systems, and it will be an advantage of gold nanorods over other types of nanoparticles.
In addition to forming conventional optical tweezers, these methods also can sculpt the wavefront of each trap individually, allowing for mixed arrays of traps based on different modes of light, including optical vortices, axial line traps, optical bottles and optical rotators.
Furthermore, the results show that these two quasi-periodic structures exhibit sharp localized modes of light within the photonic band gaps, covering the optical telecommunication wavelengths 1.33 and 1.55 μm, with different number and position depending, on the built in distribution structures.
n e and n o are the refractive indices of extraordinary and ordinary modes of light propagation, respectively.
