Metamaterials: from 3D plasmonic nanostructure to reflective metasurface
Metamaterials: from 3D plasmonic nanostructure to reflective metasurface
Manipulating light is highly desired in photonics research. Restricted by the variable range of permittivity for natural materials, conventional photonic elements are often optically thick and their light-manipulation abilities are quite limited by chemical composition. Plasmonic metamaterials are artificial composite by sub-wavelength local resonance structures of electric and/or magnetic type with novel electromagnetic property such as negative refraction and perfect lens, etc. [1, 2]. Recently, ultra-thin metasurfaces with abrupt-varying material properties provided by the geometries of metallic nanostructures on the interface were found to exhibit boardband light-manipulation abilities [3- 5].
Optical Society of America
Chen, Wei Ting
a10d22f3-d9cc-4769-8e16-d04ee6f33dd3
Huang, Yao-Wei
f4ed558b-509d-476a-b114-8eb1beec2f02
Wu, Pin Chieh
1d63065a-5d41-4599-bca2-23bbf05ae42f
Liao, Chun Yen
ace43f43-2ea7-4e57-9555-58555103859d
Yang, Kuang-Yu
07cb5a85-7d72-483d-956a-4b02362aedfb
Lin, Hao-Tsun
73a5d306-e6f1-4b89-b7dd-8730660f51da
Fedotov, Vassili
3725f5cc-2d0b-4e61-95c5-26d187c84f25
Sun, Greg
b5ac4a68-f0ae-4ab5-82a1-40c7402fdf37
Sun, V.
2b1eff71-9ece-4287-9e66-9702d3062b0b
Zhou, Lei
d8928e7f-b950-4b2d-9480-5b80c9a75163
Liu, Ai Qun
408a2bbb-a924-41b9-ae75-54997e861c1e
Zheludev, Nikolay I.
32fb6af7-97e4-4d11-bca6-805745e40cc6
Tsai, Din Ping
29dbf01e-c22a-45a5-95b3-839a185d1779
17 September 2014
Chen, Wei Ting
a10d22f3-d9cc-4769-8e16-d04ee6f33dd3
Huang, Yao-Wei
f4ed558b-509d-476a-b114-8eb1beec2f02
Wu, Pin Chieh
1d63065a-5d41-4599-bca2-23bbf05ae42f
Liao, Chun Yen
ace43f43-2ea7-4e57-9555-58555103859d
Yang, Kuang-Yu
07cb5a85-7d72-483d-956a-4b02362aedfb
Lin, Hao-Tsun
73a5d306-e6f1-4b89-b7dd-8730660f51da
Fedotov, Vassili
3725f5cc-2d0b-4e61-95c5-26d187c84f25
Sun, Greg
b5ac4a68-f0ae-4ab5-82a1-40c7402fdf37
Sun, V.
2b1eff71-9ece-4287-9e66-9702d3062b0b
Zhou, Lei
d8928e7f-b950-4b2d-9480-5b80c9a75163
Liu, Ai Qun
408a2bbb-a924-41b9-ae75-54997e861c1e
Zheludev, Nikolay I.
32fb6af7-97e4-4d11-bca6-805745e40cc6
Tsai, Din Ping
29dbf01e-c22a-45a5-95b3-839a185d1779
Chen, Wei Ting, Huang, Yao-Wei, Wu, Pin Chieh, Liao, Chun Yen, Yang, Kuang-Yu, Lin, Hao-Tsun, Fedotov, Vassili, Sun, Greg, Sun, V., Zhou, Lei, Liu, Ai Qun, Zheludev, Nikolay I. and Tsai, Din Ping
(2014)
Metamaterials: from 3D plasmonic nanostructure to reflective metasurface.
In JSAP-OSA Joint Symposia 2014.
Optical Society of America..
(doi:10.1364/JSAP.2014.19a_C3_1).
Record type:
Conference or Workshop Item
(Paper)
Abstract
Manipulating light is highly desired in photonics research. Restricted by the variable range of permittivity for natural materials, conventional photonic elements are often optically thick and their light-manipulation abilities are quite limited by chemical composition. Plasmonic metamaterials are artificial composite by sub-wavelength local resonance structures of electric and/or magnetic type with novel electromagnetic property such as negative refraction and perfect lens, etc. [1, 2]. Recently, ultra-thin metasurfaces with abrupt-varying material properties provided by the geometries of metallic nanostructures on the interface were found to exhibit boardband light-manipulation abilities [3- 5].
This record has no associated files available for download.
More information
Published date: 17 September 2014
Venue - Dates:
JSAP-OSA Joint Symposia 2014, , Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan, 2014-09-17 - 2014-09-20
Identifiers
Local EPrints ID: 442799
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/442799
PURE UUID: a6299bd4-c44b-4ee9-bd5a-c1c634f508b7
Catalogue record
Date deposited: 27 Jul 2020 16:31
Last modified: 17 Mar 2024 02:38
Export record
Altmetrics
Contributors
Author:
Wei Ting Chen
Author:
Yao-Wei Huang
Author:
Pin Chieh Wu
Author:
Chun Yen Liao
Author:
Kuang-Yu Yang
Author:
Hao-Tsun Lin
Author:
Vassili Fedotov
Author:
Greg Sun
Author:
V. Sun
Author:
Lei Zhou
Author:
Ai Qun Liu
Author:
Din Ping Tsai
Download statistics
Downloads from ePrints over the past year. Other digital versions may also be available to download e.g. from the publisher's website.
View more statistics
