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Topology Optimization Enables Freeform Matrix Fourier Optics
A topology‐optimized freeform metasurface is designed and fabricated to realize matrix Fourier optics, enabling the diffraction of multiple polarization states into distinct far‐field orders. By combining forward design with gradient‐based inverse optimization, high polarization contrast of up to 98.7% is achieved.
Yu‐Tzu Liu+5 more
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Graphical solution of some problems of spherical astronomy. [III.] [PDF]
Franz Müller
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Black GaAs surface which decreases light reflectivity forms in surprising way when GaAs is kept first in hot hydrogen peroxide solution and then in hot‐water solution. To increase performance of many photonic devices (e.g., solar cell, light emitting diode (LED), photodetector), it is essential to decrease light reflection at device interfaces ...
Zahra Jahanshah Rad+27 more
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A review of the recent progress in astronomy [VIII.] [PDF]
August Seydler
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State‐of‐the‐Art Solar Blind and X‐Ray Photodetectors Based on Gallium Oxide
State‐of‐the‐art Ga2O3‐based solar‐blind UV and X‐ray photodetectors (PDs) are reviewed. Benchmark plots compare responsivity versus specific detectivity for UV PDs (photoconductors, photovoltaic, Schottky, heterojunction, avalanche, and phototransistor types) and sensitivity versus response time for X‐ray detectors based on Ga2O3 bulk crystals, thin ...
Catherine Langpoklakpam+7 more
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A review of the recent progress in astronomy [VII.] [PDF]
August Seydler
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High‐Resolution On‐Chip Digitally Tunable Spectrometer Based on Double‐Cascaded Ring Resonators
An integrated spectrometer is here presented, based on two cascaded ring resonators covered with a phase change material. The Vernier architecture is implemented allowing for a digital scan of wavelengths. Resolution smaller than 0.1 nm can be achieved, together with a footprint ≈0.03 mm2 and a bandwidth of the order of tens of nanometers.
Carla Maria Coppola+3 more
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A review of the recent progress in astronomy [VI.] [PDF]
August Seydler
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The Hall Effects of Vortex Light in Optical Materials
This article models optical materials as curved spacetime to investigate light propagation, finding that the deflection angle for light with spin σ and intrinsic orbital angular momentum ℓ follows ϑ ∝ 2σ + ℓ$\vartheta \propto 2 \text{&sgr; } + ℓ$.
Wei‐Si Qiu+3 more
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