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    • Optical Engineering

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    • Existing methods often rely on complex fabrication or additional dielectric materials.

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    • To design and experimentally investigate non-planar curved space plasmonic optical elements.
    • To demonstrate the use of curvature-induced effective potential for manipulating plasmonic beams.
    • To explore compact and versatile plasmonic beam shaping functionalities.

    Main Methods:

    • Fabrication of smooth, non-planar plasmonic structures (dome, cone, tapered book cover).
    • Experimental study of plasmonic beam manipulation using these structures.
    • Analysis of the functional mechanism based on curvature-induced effective potential.

    Main Results:

    • Demonstrated a dome structure acting as a focusing or deflecting element for plasmonic beams.
    • Showcased a cone structure functioning as a plasmonic prism.
    • Utilized a tapered book cover to alter the size of plasmonic guided waves.
    • Confirmed that curvature alone shapes plasmonic beams without additional dielectric layers.

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    • Non-planar curved space plasmonic elements offer a novel approach for plasmonic beam control.
    • These elements provide compact and versatile functionalities for guiding, focusing, and deflecting plasmonic beams.
    • The curvature-induced effective potential is a key mechanism for plasmonic beam shaping.