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    • Metasurface optics
    • Wavefront engineering
    • Optical vortex beams

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    • Metasurfaces enable advanced wavefront control for applications like optical communication.
    • Generating multi-channel perfect vortex (PV) arrays at different wavelengths with a single metasurface is challenging due to crosstalk and complexity.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To design a single metasurface capable of simultaneously generating independent perfect vortex (PV) arrays at dual wavelengths.
    • To achieve dual-wavelength and dual-polarization multiplexing for enhanced channel capacity.

    Main Methods:

    • Design of a rectangular structured metasurface using TiO2.
    • Simulations and experimental verification of the metasurface's performance.
    • Incident beams: orthogonal linear polarizations at 532 nm and 633 nm.

    Main Results:

    • Successful generation of clear PV arrays at both 532 nm and 633 nm from a single metasurface.
    • Demonstration of dual-wavelength and dual-polarization multiplexing.
    • PV arrays exhibited distinct topological charge arrangements in different diffraction regions.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed TiO2 metasurface effectively achieves multi-channel PV beam arrays with wavelength-polarization multiplexing.
    • This technology offers enhanced channel capacity for PV arrays.
    • Potential applications include spatial information transmission, high-dimensional data storage, and secure encryption.