View source for 18714483. MULTIFUNCTIONAL METASURFACE FLAT OPTICS (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

=MULTIFUNCTIONAL METASURFACE FLAT OPTICS=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Massachusetts Institute of Technology|Massachusetts Institute of Technology]]


[[Category:Massachusetts Institute of Technology]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Juejun Hu of Newton MA (US)|Juejun Hu of Newton MA (US)]][[Category:Juejun Hu of Newton MA (US)]]

[[:Category:Tian Gu of Acton MA (US)|Tian Gu of Acton MA (US)]][[Category:Tian Gu of Acton MA (US)]]

[[:Category:Fan Yang of Cambridge MA (US)|Fan Yang of Cambridge MA (US)]][[Category:Fan Yang of Cambridge MA (US)]]

[[:Category:Sensong An of Malden MA (US)|Sensong An of Malden MA (US)]][[Category:Sensong An of Malden MA (US)]]

[[:Category:Hung-I Lin of Cambridge MA (US)|Hung-I Lin of Cambridge MA (US)]][[Category:Hung-I Lin of Cambridge MA (US)]]

==MULTIFUNCTIONAL METASURFACE FLAT OPTICS==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18714483 titled 'MULTIFUNCTIONAL METASURFACE FLAT OPTICS




==Original Abstract Submitted==

Meta-optic systems are described that include multi-function metasurfaces formed from a plurality of meta-atoms. A multi-function metasurface can exhibit two or more different optical functions for two or more different states of light incident on the metasurface. Different states of light include different polarizations, different wavelengths, and different angles of incidence. Different optical functions include distance sensing, converging, diverging, image formation, and patterned light formation. The multi-function metasurface can selectively impart different phase profiles to an incident beam depending on the incident beam's state of light.



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