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    • Materials Science

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    • Metasurfaces offer advanced light control capabilities for optical devices.
    • Previous metasurface beam splitters primarily focused on one-dimensional beam splitting.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To design and demonstrate metasurface beam splitters for two-dimensional (2D) light manipulation.
    • To achieve polarization-insensitive beam splitting with versatile functionalities.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized generalized Snell's law and a coding strategy with phase gradient metasurfaces.
    • Employed rotationally symmetric nanorods as structural units for polarization insensitivity.
    • Implemented binary phase control (0 and pi) for diverse beam splitting functions.

    Main Results:

    • Successfully divided vertically incident light into two-dimensional space.
    • Demonstrated polarization-insensitive beam splitting with functions including deflection, two-beam, and multi-beam splitting.
    • Achieved maximum splitting angles of 35.7° (two-beam) and 28.3° (multi-beam) with over 80% power efficiency.

    Conclusions:

    • The designed coding metasurface beam splitters enable flexible 2D light manipulation.
    • These devices offer advantages like small size, high efficiency, and large splitting angles.
    • Potential applications include multiplexers and interferometers in integrated optical circuits.