Infrared and Laser Engineering, Volume. 49, Issue 9, 20201028(2020)
Nonlinear optics and quantum optics based on metasurface
Fig. 1. Nonlinear enhancement based on plasmonic metasurface. (a) U-ring resonators magnetic resonance enhances the generation of second harmonics; (b) Relationship between signal strength of the second harmonic wave and inter-distance of U-ring resonators on the metasurface; (c) When linear surface lattice resonance exists on the metasurface of L-ring resonator, the sparse metasurface gets a second harmonic signal 5 times stronger than the dense metasurface; (d) Due to the existence of nonlinear surface lattice resonance, a signal 30 times stronger than the normal incidence of the fundamental wave is obtained by the oblique incidence of the fundamental wave on the U-ring metasurface; (e) Influence of the mutual orientation of metasurface of L-ring resonator on the second harmonic generation; (f) Asymmetric structures are arranged near symmetrical structures to enhance the generation of second harmonics
Fig. 2. Nonlinear enhancement of all-dielectric metasurfaces. (a) A metasurface consisting of a disk and a rectangular bar is used to enhance the generation of third harmonics by fano resonance;(b) GaAs based all-dielectric metasurface can simultaneously undergo 11 frequency conversion processes; (c) All-dielectric metasurface uses anapole mode to achieve third harmonic generation enhancement and generates 185 nm vacuum ultraviolet light; (d)
metasurface of silicon particles, in which the symmetry of silicon particles in the
Fig. 3. Resonance enhancement and control of high harmonics. (a) Generation of high order harmonics is enhanced by the use of local surface plasmon resonance of the Bowtie structure. (b) Generation of high harmonics is enhanced by using surface plasmon resonance of three-dimensional waveguide structures; (c) Use of conical metal waveguides and sapphire in solid systems to enhance the generation of high harmonics; (d) Preparation of gold nanoparticle arrays on monocrystalline silicon films; (e) Etching silicon film on sapphire substrate and introducing fano resonance to enhance high harmonics; (f) Focus of the 3rd and 5th harmonics is achieved through the preparation of Fresnel zone plate by gallium ion implantation into the silicon film
Fig. 4. Relation between the harmonic generation and symmetry. (a) Nonlinear circular dichroism of metasurface of G-type element in particular configuration; (b) Nonlinear circular dichroism of S-type element metasurface; (c) Second harmonic and third harmonic nonlinear circular dichroism of the chiral structure with triple and quadruple symmetries respectively; (d) Introducing extrinsic structure chirality by the oblique incidence of fundamental wave on the bent gold nanowire array; (e) Presence of surface lattice resonance enhances the nonlinear circular dichroism on the metasurface of U-ring
Fig. 5. Nonlinear phase control and application based on metasurface. (a) Direction of nonlinear emission is controlled through nonlinear photonic crystals (NPC); (b) Nonlinear phase grating was used for experimental verification of nonlinear phase; (c) Spin and wavelength-dependent holography; (d) Nonlinear metamaterial holography
Fig. 6. Quantum effects based on surface plasmon. (a) Experimental apparatus and measurement results to verify the true quantum properties of surface plasmon excited separately by entangled photon pairs; (b) Schematic diagram of the experimental apparatus for verifying the energy-time entanglement of the surface plasmon; (c) Sub-poisson statistics of surface plasmon; (d) Schematic diagram of quantum surface plasmon tunnel junction; (e) Direct observation of quantum tunneling between surface plasmon resonators
Fig. 7. Quantum light source based on metasurface. (a) Schematic diagram of quantum light source based on metasurface; (b) Characterization of three and four-dimensional two-photon quantum states; (c) Four Bell states were successfully prepared by adjusting the phase gradient of the metasurface; (d) Characterization of multi-photon quantum light source based on metasurface
Fig. 8. Quantum state manipulation based on metasurface. (a) By using the geometric phase of a metasurface, photons in different spin-polarized states are given different orbital angular momentum; (b) Four Bell states of entanglement between spin and orbital angular momentum of a single photon; (c) Mutual entanglement of spin angular momentum and orbital angular momentum of two photons; (d) On the left is a schematic diagram of quantum state tomography based on the metasurface, and the inset is an SEM image of the metasurface. On the upper right is the nested structure of three different metasurfaces, in the middle is the diagram of the six different polarization states of the metasurface beam splitter, and on the bottom is the relationship between the minimum number of beam splitter and the number of photons; (e) Density matrix of two different two-dimensional two-photon states based on metasurface reconstruction, the fidelity is 95.24% and 98.54%, respectively
Fig. 9. Quantum optical applications based on metasurface. (a) Full absorption of a single photon based on a metal metasurface. The two input channels of the photon
Fig. 10. Quantum vacuum engineering based on metasurface. (a) Based on the metasurface, the quantum vacuum symmetry of the quantum emitter is broken, so that quantum interference between different energy levels of the multi-level quantum emitter occurs. (b) Electromagnetic field radiated by an electric dipole in the
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Mingqian Shi, Jun Liu, Zhuo Chen, Shuming Wang, Zhenlin Wang, Shining Zhu. Nonlinear optics and quantum optics based on metasurface[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2020, 49(9): 20201028
Category: Special issue-Metasurface empowered manipulation of wavefront
Received: Jun. 8, 2020
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Published Online: Jan. 4, 2021
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