Lecture

Advanced Optics: Metasurfaces and Generalized Snell's Law

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Description

This lecture covers the fabrication challenges of 3D metamaterials at optical frequencies and the use of nanostructured surfaces to provide interesting features. It also explains how the interface between media can be structured to introduce phase shifts in light paths, with applications in optics and plasmon resonance.

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