Lecture
Reconfigurable Metasurfaces: Advanced Optics
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Description
This lecture covers the design and applications of reconfigurable metasurfaces in advanced optics. Topics include switchable magnetic metamaterials, electromechanically reconfigurable plasmonic metamaterials, and stretchable metasurfaces. The lecture also discusses responsive metasurfaces that change their optical response based on hydrogen or oxygen content.
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