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A complex amplitude control method of metasurface based on full phase modulation
Unlike the Pancharatnam-Berry phase and spin-decoupled metasurface, which only modifies the phase of the cross-polarization components, the full-phase modulation metasurface achieves independent wavefront control of the co– and cross-polarization ...
Zhitong Sun+6 more
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This review explores deconvolution techniques in optical coherence tomography (OCT), addressing resolution degradation from point‐spread functions (PSF). It reviews foundational principles (e.g., Richardson‐Lucy deconvolution) to advanced AI‐driven methods, emphasizing clinical translation and interdisciplinary collaboration. Real‐world implementations
Syeda Aimen Abbasi+6 more
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Recent Advances in Geometric Phase Metasurfaces: Principles and Applications
The concept of geometric phase traversing numerous domains in physics and has been a continuous source of fascination and inspiration for researchers.
Faizan Faraz+3 more
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Optical Metasurfaces for the Next‐Generation Biosensing and Bioimaging
Recent advances in this understanding of light‐matter interactions, combined with innovations in the design and fabrication of large‐scale nanostructured metasurfaces, have enabled transformative approaches to biosensing and bioimaging. This review explores innovations in refractometric sensing, surface‐enhanced spectroscopy, and super‐resolution ...
Anthony J. El‐Helou+6 more
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The ability to freely manipulate the wavefronts of surface plasmon polaritons (SPPs) or surface waves (SWs), particularly with multifunctional integration, is of great importance in near-field photonics.
Min Kang+5 more
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From the generalized reflection law to the realization of perfect anomalous reflectors [PDF]
The use of the generalized Snell's law opens wide possibilities for the manipulation of transmitted and reflected wavefronts. However, known structures designed to shape reflection wave fronts suffer from significant parasitic reflections in undesired directions: In fact, the desired field distributions do not satisfy Maxwell's equations if the ...
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Bendable Fiber Lens for Minimally Invasive Endoscopy
Translating ex vivo imaging to minimally invasive in vivo applications is of outstanding scientific and socioeconomic relevance. 3D imaging based on tiny lensless fiber endoscopes requires complex setups and computational schemes, so far. Bridging this gap, imaging through a unique optical fiber that mimics the functionality of a lens but is minimally ...
Ronja Stephan+10 more
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Full‐Space Spin‐Controlled Four‐Channel Metalens With Equal Power Distribution and Broad Bandwidth
In article xxxxx, Alex M. H. Wong and co‐authors propose a multifunctional full‐space metalens supporting power‐efficient, broadband operation for four spin‐controlled output channels. The metalens separates an incoming wave into four equi‐power, spin‐decoupled and function‐decoupled waves (two transmitted and two reflected).
Xiaoluo He+3 more
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Enhancing the information-carrying capacity of incident light using multifunctional metasurfaces have attracted considerable interests due to its promising applications in high-secure information encryption and communication. Incorporating spin-dependent
Naeem Ullah+7 more
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Reflections on the Spatial Exponential Growth of Electromagnetic Quasinormal Modes
Quasinormal modes (QNMs) offer a robust framework for understanding the physics of resonators. However, conceptual challenges arise in regions distant from resonators, where QNM fields exponentially grow. This growth is not unphysical, but gives rise to counterintuitive effects, which is explained by examining fundamentals of non‐Hermitian systems ...
Tong Wu+2 more
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