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Breakdown of Maxwell Garnett theory due to evanescent fields at deep-subwavelength scale

Ting Dong, Jie Luo, Hongchen Chu +2

Deep-subwavelength all-dielectric composite materials are believed to tightly obey the Maxwell Garnett effective medium theory. Here, we demonstrate that the Maxwell Garnett theory…

physics.optics2020

Ultra-broadband reflectionless Brewster absorber protected by reciprocity

Jie Luo, Hongchen Chu, Ruwen Peng +3

The Brewster's law predicts zero reflection of p-polarization on a dielectric surface at a particular angle. However, when loss is introduced into the permittivity of the dielectri…

physics.optics2019

Simultaneous Generation of Arbitrary Assembly of Polarization States with Geometrical-Scaling-Induced Phase Modulation

Ya-Jun Gao, Xiang Xiong, Zhenghan Wang +3

Manipulating the polarization of light on the microscale or nanoscale is essential for integrated photonics and quantum optical devices. Nowadays, the metasurface allows one to bui…

physics.optics2018

Breaking Pauli blockade via ultrafast cooling of hot electrons in optically-pumped graphene

Yingying Zhu, Lianzi Liu, Jianan Wang +5

Pauli blockade occurs when the excited electrons fill up the states near the conduction bands and block subsequent absorption in semiconductors, and has been widely applied in mode…

physics.optics2011

Construction of Chiral Metamaterial with a Helix Array

Xiang Xiong, Xiao-Chun Chen, Zhao-Wu Wang +5

Here we report the designing of chiral metamaterial with metallic helix array. The effective electric and magnetic dipoles, which originate from the induced surface electric curren…