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The polarization sensitivity of a nano-optical array is hypothesized to correlate with the degree of asymmetry of its individual nanostructures. This work takes a top-down approach to investigate how controlled violations of two-dimensional symmetry in regular polygon-shaped nanostructures affect the polarization sensitivity of lattice resonant, dielectric nano-arrays. Such nanoarrays dampen higher-order Mie resonances while maintaining the fundamental Mie resonance. Isolating a fundamental Mie resonance in the visible region of the electromagnetic spectrum permits the mapping of a spectrum to a high-purity color. Through this, it becomes possible to build a colorimetric sensor of domains of rotations of linearly polarized light.
Zaid Haddadin,Jiuk Byun,Anna My Nguyen, andLisa V. Poulikakos
"Building a colorimetric sensor of incident linearly polarized light through symmetry-violated dielectric nanoarrays", Proc. SPIE PC12690, Polarization Science and Remote Sensing XI, PC1269007 (5 October 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2677612
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Zaid Haddadin, Jiuk Byun, Anna My Nguyen, Lisa V. Poulikakos, "Building a colorimetric sensor of incident linearly polarized light through symmetry-violated dielectric nanoarrays," Proc. SPIE PC12690, Polarization Science and Remote Sensing XI, PC1269007 (5 October 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2677612