Extension of Babinet's relations to reflective metasurfaces: Application to the simultaneous control of wavefront and polarization
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| author | Fujikawa, Takayoshi Nakanishi, Toshihiro |
| author_facet | Fujikawa, Takayoshi Nakanishi, Toshihiro |
| contents | We extend Babinet's relations, which are originally derived for transmissive metasurfaces, to reflective metasurfaces embedding planar metallic structures in a substrate containing a reflection mirror. To verify the extended Babinet's relations, we investigate two types of reflective metasurfaces embedding self-complementary structures, which produce $π$-phase difference between two orthogonal linear polarizations under specific conditions required for the extended Babinet's relations. Both theoretical and experimental studies demonstrate a metasurface-based half-wave plate with a reflective metasurface including single self-complementary structures in the terahertz regions. In addition, we study a reflective metasurface with embedded self-complementary structures with phase gradient in reflection, and demonstrate simultaneous implementation of anomalous reflection and polarization conversion with high efficiency. |
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| spellingShingle | Extension of Babinet's relations to reflective metasurfaces: Application to the simultaneous control of wavefront and polarization Fujikawa, Takayoshi Nakanishi, Toshihiro Optics Applied Physics We extend Babinet's relations, which are originally derived for transmissive metasurfaces, to reflective metasurfaces embedding planar metallic structures in a substrate containing a reflection mirror. To verify the extended Babinet's relations, we investigate two types of reflective metasurfaces embedding self-complementary structures, which produce $π$-phase difference between two orthogonal linear polarizations under specific conditions required for the extended Babinet's relations. Both theoretical and experimental studies demonstrate a metasurface-based half-wave plate with a reflective metasurface including single self-complementary structures in the terahertz regions. In addition, we study a reflective metasurface with embedded self-complementary structures with phase gradient in reflection, and demonstrate simultaneous implementation of anomalous reflection and polarization conversion with high efficiency. |
| title | Extension of Babinet's relations to reflective metasurfaces: Application to the simultaneous control of wavefront and polarization |
| topic | Optics Applied Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.09726 |