Original paper
Ultra-High-Efficiency Anomalous Refraction with Dielectric Metasurfaces
Abstract
Anomalous refraction is a form of extreme waveform manipulation that can be realized with artificially structured nanomaterials, such as metamaterials or metasurfaces. While this phenomenon has been previously demonstrated for select input and output angles, its generalization to arbitrary angles with high efficiencies remains a challenge. In this study, we show that periodic dielectric metasurfaces can support ultra-high-efficiency anomalous...
Paper Details
Title
Ultra-High-Efficiency Anomalous Refraction with Dielectric Metasurfaces
Published Date
Mar 15, 2018
Journal
Volume
5
Issue
6
Pages
2402 - 2407
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