Controlling the Polarization State of Light with a Dispersion-Free Metastructure

By Shang-chi Jiang, X. Xiong, Yuan-Sheng Hu, Yu Hu, Guolong Ma, R. Peng, Cheng Sun, Mu Wang. 2014

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Metamaterials, artificial structures with unexpected properties, only function over a limited spectral window. Scientists have recently determined that the technique of combining a metallic metamaterial with a dielectric interlayer creates a device that modulates light over a wide range of frequencies.

Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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Citations in the corpus

• A review of gap-surface plasmon metasurfaces: fundamentals and applications (2018, background): “The broadband polarization conversion can also be interpreted in the general mechanism of dispersion engineering by integrating a metallic metasurface possessing a strong yet dispersive interaction with light, with a dielectric interlayer, which has accumulative yet broadband interaction with light ”
• Physical Explanation of Fabry–Pérot Cavity for Broadband Bilayer Metamaterials Polarization Converter (2018, background): “metamaterial polarization converters can be designed for linear polarization conversion [12]–[18] and linear-to-circular polarization conversion [17]–[22].”