Nano Letters,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(14), P. 6768 - 6775
Published: June 12, 2023
Optical
metasurfaces
supporting
localized
resonances
have
become
a
versatile
platform
for
shaping
the
wavefront
of
light,
but
their
low
quality
(Q-)
factor
modes
inevitably
modify
over
extended
momentum
and
frequency
space,
resulting
in
limited
spectral
angular
control.
In
contrast,
periodic
nonlocal
been
providing
great
flexibility
both
selectivity
with
spatial
Here,
we
introduce
multiresonant
capable
properties
light
using
several
widely
disparate
Q-factors.
contrast
to
previous
designs,
narrowband
resonant
transmission
punctuates
broadband
reflection
window
enabled
by
highly
symmetric
array,
achieving
simultaneous
filtering
mode.
Through
rationally
designed
perturbations,
realize
flat
lenses
suitable
as
compact
band-pass
imaging
devices,
ideally
suited
microscopy.
We
further
employ
modified
topology
optimization
demonstrate
high-quality-factor
metagratings
extreme
transformations
large
efficiency.
Objects
with
different
shapes,
materials
and
temperatures
can
emit
distinct
polarizations
spectral
information
in
mid-infrared
band,
which
provides
a
unique
signature
the
transparent
window
for
object
identification.
However,
crosstalk
among
various
polarization
wavelength
channels
prevents
from
accurate
detections
at
high
signal-to-noise
ratio.
Here,
we
report
full-polarization
metasurfaces
to
break
inherent
eigen-polarization
constraint
over
wavelengths
mid-infrared.
This
recipe
enables
select
arbitrary
orthogonal
basis
individual
independently,
therefore
alleviating
efficiency
degradation.
A
six-channel
all-silicon
metasurface
is
specifically
presented
project
focused
light
positions
three
wavelengths,
each
pair
of
arbitrarily
chosen
polarizations.
An
isolation
ratio
117
between
neighboring
experimentally
recorded,
exhibiting
detection
sensitivity
one
order
magnitude
higher
than
existing
infrared
detectors.
Remarkably,
aspect
~30
our
meta-structures
manufactured
by
deep
silicon
etching
technology
temperature
-150
°C
guarantees
large
precise
phase
dispersion
control
broadband
3
4.5
μm.
We
believe
results
would
benefit
noise-immune
remote
sensing
space-to-ground
communications.
Applied Physics Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
124(26)
Published: June 24, 2024
Here
we
present
a
roadmap
on
Photonic
metasurfaces.
This
document
consists
of
number
perspective
articles
different
applications,
challenge
areas
or
technologies
underlying
photonic
Each
will
introduce
the
topic,
state
art
as
well
give
an
insight
into
future
direction
subfield.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Aug. 6, 2024
Polarization
transformation
is
at
the
foundation
of
modern
applications
in
photonics
and
quantum
optics.
Notwithstanding
their
applicative
interests,
basic
theoretical
experimental
efforts
are
still
needed
to
exploit
full
potential
polarization
Here,
we
reveal
that
coherent
superposition
two
non-orthogonal
eigen-states
Jones
matrix
can
improve
drastically
efficiency
arbitrary
with
respect
classical
orthogonal
By
exploiting
metasurface
stacking
twisted
configuration,
have
implemented
a
powerful
termed
"non-orthogonal
metasurfaces",
experimentally
demonstrated
input-output
modulation
reaching
nearly
100%
transmission
broadband
angle-insensitive
manner.
Additionally,
proposed
routing
methodology
project
independent
phase
holograms
quadruplex
circular
components.
Our
results
outline
paradigm
achieve
extremely
efficient
optics,
multiplexing
for
communication
information
encryption
microwave
optical
frequencies.
The
authors
showcase
general
method
engineer
unity,
taking
advantage
eigen-formalism
circumvent
limitation
conventional
Physical Review Applied,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
21(4)
Published: April 1, 2024
Recent
advances
in
nonlocal
metasurfaces
have
enabled
unprecedented
success
shaping
the
wave
front
of
light
with
spectral
selectivity,
offering
alternative
solutions
for
many
emerging
nanophotonics
applications.
The
ability
to
tune
both
and
spatial
properties
such
a
class
is
highly
desirable,
but
dynamic
nonvolatile
control
remains
elusive.
Here,
we
demonstrate
active
narrowband
wave-front
manipulation
by
harnessing
quasi-bound
states
continuum
(quasi-BICs)
phase-change
metasurfaces.
proof-of-principle
made
${\mathrm{Sb}}_{2}{\mathrm{S}}_{3}$
allow
nonvolatile,
reversible,
tunable
over
switchable
response
at
given
wavelength
near-infrared
regime.
design
principle
mainly
builds
upon
combination
geometry
phase
quasi-BICs
tunability
meta-atoms
tailor
resonant
wavelengths.
By
tuning
crystallization
level
through
controlling
external
stimuli,
wave-front-shaping
functionalities
beam
steering,
one-dimensional,
two-dimensional
focusing,
holographic
imaging
are
achieved
exclusively
wavelengths,
functionally
transparent
off
resonance.
This
work
represents
critical
advance
towards
developing
an
integrated
metasurface
future
augmented
virtual
reality
wearables.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Aug. 2, 2024
Abstract
Meta-lenses
composed
of
artificial
meta-atoms
have
stimulated
substantial
interest
due
to
their
compact
and
flexible
wavefront
shaping
capabilities,
outperforming
bulk
optical
devices.
The
operating
bandwidth
is
a
critical
factor
determining
the
meta-lens’
performance
across
various
wavelengths.
that
operate
in
narrowband
manner
relying
on
nonlocal
effects
can
effectively
reduce
disturbance
crosstalk
from
non-resonant
wavelengths,
making
them
well-suitable
for
specialized
applications
such
as
nonlinear
generation
augmented
reality/virtual
reality
display.
However,
meta-lenses
require
striking
balance
between
local
phase
manipulation
resonance
excitation,
which
involves
trade-offs
among
factors
like
quality-factor,
efficiency,
dimensions,
footprint.
In
this
work,
we
experimentally
demonstrate
meta-lens
featuring
Huygens’
bound
states
continuum
(BICs)
its
near-infrared
imaging
application.
All-dielectric
integrated-resonant
unit
particularly
optimized
efficiently
induce
both
quasi-BIC
generalized
Kerker
effect,
while
ensuring
rotation-angle
robustness
generating
geometric
phase.
experimental
results
show
single-layer
possesses
high
quality-factor
104
achieves
transmission
polarization
conversion
efficiency
55%,
exceeding
theoretical
limit
25%.
wavelength-selective
two-dimensional
focusing
are
demonstrated
well.
This
work
will
pave
way
efficient
meta-devices.
In
this
paper,
we
elucidate
the
formation
of
bound
states
in
continuum
(BICs)
compound
grating
waveguide
structures
from
perspective
momentum
mismatch.
As
complex
lattice
reduces
to
a
simple
lattice,
excitable
guided
resonance
turns
into
an
unexcitable
BIC
due
Herein,
refer
state
as
mismatch
driven
BIC.
Interestingly,
incidence
changes
normal
oblique,
single
splits
dual
BICs
nonzero
tangential
incident
light.
Distinct
conventional
symmetry-protected
and
accidental
BICs,
lie
sections
photonic
bands.
Consequently,
factors
quasi-BICs
exhibit
angular
robustness
far
beyond
quasi-BICs.
Empowered
by
BIC,
pair
ellipsometric
phase
singularities
emerge.
Enabled
drastic
change,
ultrasensitive
refractive
index
sensing
can
be
achieved.
These
results
not
only
provide
unique
insights
relation
between
momentum,
phase,
but
also
offer
recipe
for
developing
high-performance
phase-based
optical
devices,
such
sensors,
wave
plates,
spatial
light
modulators.
Published
American
Physical
Society
2024
Diffractive
nonlocal
metasurfaces
have
recently
opened
a
broad
range
of
exciting
developments
in
nanophotonics
research
and
applications,
leveraging
spatially
extended-yet
locally
patterned-resonant
modes
to
control
light
with
new
degrees
freedom.
While
conventional
grating
responses
are
elegantly
captured
by
temporal
coupled
mode
theory,
current
approaches
not
well
equipped
capture
the
arbitrary
spatial
response
observed
nascent
field
metasurfaces.
Here,
we
introduce
spatio-temporal
theory
(STCMT),
capable
capturing
key
features
resonant
wavefront-shaping
This
framework
can
quantitatively
guide
metasurface
design
while
maintaining
compatibility
local
frameworks,
making
it
powerful
tool
rationally
optimize
class
ultrathin
optical
components.
We
validate
this
STCMT
against
full-wave
simulations
various
metasurfaces,
demonstrating
that
offers
semi-analytical
understand
model
physics
functionality
these
devices,
without
need
for
computationally
intense
simulations.
also
discuss
how
may
shed
physical
insights
into
phenomena
photonics
resulting
devices.
As
relevant
example,
showcase
STCMT's
flexibility
applying
study
rapidly
prototype
shape
thermal
emission.
Science Advances,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(16)
Published: April 17, 2024
Nonlocal
effects
originating
from
interactions
between
neighboring
meta-atoms
introduce
additional
degrees
of
freedom
for
peculiar
characteristics
metadevices,
such
as
enhancement,
selectivity,
and
spatial
modulation.
However,
they
are
generally
difficult
to
manipulate
because
the
collective
responses
multiple
meta-atoms.
Here,
we
experimentally
demonstrate
nonlocal
metasurface
realize
modulation
dark-field
emission.
Plasmonic
asymmetric
split
rings
(ASRs)
designed
simultaneously
excite
local
dipole
resonance
quasi-bound
states
in
continuum
spatially
extended
modes.
With
one
type
unit,
tailored
by
varying
array
periods.
ASRs
at
metasurface’s
edge
lack
sufficient
interactions,
resulting
stronger
scattering
thus
emission
properties
metasurface.
Pixel-level
control
is
demonstrated
simply
erasing
some
units,
providing
more
flexibility
than
conventional
metasurfaces.
This
work
paves
way
manipulating
facilitates
applications
optical
trapping
sorting
nanoscale.
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 15, 2025
Optical
metasurfaces,
components
composed
of
artificial
nanostructures,
are
recognized
for
pushing
boundaries
wavefront
manipulation
while
maintaining
a
lightweight,
compact
design
that
surpasses
conventional
optics.
Such
advantages
align
with
the
current
trends
in
optical
systems,
which
demand
communication
devices
and
immersive
holographic
projectors,
driving
significant
investment
from
industry.
Although
interest
commercialization
metasurfaces
has
steadily
grown
since
initial
breakthrough
diffraction-limited
focusing,
their
practical
applications
have
remained
limited
by
challenges
such
as,
massive-production
yield,
absence
standardized
evaluation
methods,
constrained
methodology.
Here,
this
Perspective
addresses
particularly
focused
on
mass
production,
fabrication
tolerance,
performance
evaluation,
integration
into
commercial
systems.
Additionally,
we
select
fields
where
may
soon
play
roles
provide
perspective
potentials.
By
addressing
exploring
solutions,
aims
to
foster
discussions
will
accelerate
utilization
further
build
near-future
metaphotonics
platforms.