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Exotic optical elements generating 2D surface waves

2016
Conference Papers

Abstract

We introduce exotic optical elements for 2D surface wave systems hosting Bloch surface waves (BSWs). First, we will study a 2D non-diffracting beam, second, a 2D array of the optical bottle beam via the Talbot effect and third, tight light confinement like a photonic nanojet. Investigations are carried out using a well-established BSW platform.

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