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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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Differential Photoelectron Holography: A New Approach for Three-Dimensional Atomic Imaging
We propose differential holography as a method to overcome the long-standing forward-scattering problem in photoelectron holography and related techniques for the three-dimensional imaging of atoms.
A. Szöke+34 more
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We study a topological field theory in four dimensions on a manifold with boundary. A bulk-boundary interaction is introduced through a novel variational principle rather than explicitly. Through this scheme we find that the boundary values of the bulk fields act as external sources for the boundary theory.
Viqar Husain, Sebastian Jaimungal
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Effect of Core Geometry on Frequency Correlations and Channel Capacity of a Multimode Optical Fiber
Structured wavefronts focused at the output of multimode fibers reveal a distinct spatial dependence of frequency correlation bandwidth between circular and rectangular cores. Unlike conventional circular‐core fibers, rectangular‐core fibers maintain uniform bandwidth across all transverse locations, enabling over a 20% increase in channel capacity for
Henry C. Hammer, Ravitej Uppu
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The strong coupling is investigated as an effective method to modulate the second‐harmonic generation (SHG) in the defect mode and Tamm plasmon resonances. Throughout the entire anticrossing Rabi splitting process induced by strong coupling, the difference in SHG efficiency between two resonances can be modulated by up to two orders of magnitude ...
Ying Zhu+7 more
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Summary: Holography was originally invented for the purpose of magnifying electron microscopic images without spherical aberration and has been applied to photography for recording and reconstructing three-dimensional objects.
Satoshi Kawata, Miyu Ozaki
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This work introduces a low‐loss diffractive neural network, fabricated using an imprinting technique with parowax material, for recognizing and manipulating the topological charge of orbital angular momentum (OAM) waves. It is also demonstrated that the low‐loss diffractive network can perform mathematical operations based on the topological charges of
Wei Jia+4 more
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Incoherent digital holography is a promising solution for acquiring three-dimensional information in the form of interference without a laser. Self-interference is the principal phenomenon of incoherent holography which splits the incident light wave ...
Youngrok Kim+3 more
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Nanooptical elements for visual verification
This paper focuses on the development of flat diffractive optical elements (DOEs) for protecting banknotes, documents, plastic cards, and securities against counterfeiting.
Alexander Goncharsky+3 more
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Extraction of Inherent Amplitude Mode from a Light Beam
Mode extraction is the inverse process of the double‐beam superposition principle in classical optics. While polarization mode extraction has been successfully demonstrated using an m‐order vector vortex beam, this article demonstrates the amplitude mode extraction of a light beam.
Zhiyang Xia+6 more
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