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A new type of surface waves in diffraction-managed optical waveguide arrays

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We predict a novel type of defect-free surface waves which, in contrast to previously studied Tamm or Shockley type waves, appear in truncated but otherwise perfect arrays of coupled optical waveguides with periodically bent axes.

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