ArticleNanophotonics (Berlin, Germany)2022
Balanced-ternary-inspired reconfigurable vortex beams using cascaded metasurfaces.
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Abstract
Electromagnetic vortex carries the orbital angular momentum, one of the most fundamental properties of waves. The order of such vortex can be unbounded in principle, thus facilitating high-capability wave technologies for optical communications, photonic integrated circuits and others. However, it remains a key challenge to generate the high-order vortex beams in a reconfigurable, broadband and cost-effective manner. Here, inspired by the balanced-ternary concept, we demonstrate the reconfigurable generation of order-controllable vortices via cascaded
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