• Acta Optica Sinica
  • Vol. 44, Issue 10, 1026003 (2024)
Weimin Wang1, Junlong Kou1、2、4、**, and Yanqing Lu1、3、4、*
Author Affiliations
  • 1School of Electronic Science and Engineering, Nanjing University, Nanjing 210023, Jiangsu , China
  • 2School of Integrated Circuit, Nanjing University, Suzhou 215163, Jiangsu , China
  • 3College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Nanjing University, Nanjing 210023, Jiangsu , China
  • 4Wujin-NJU Institute of Future Technology, Changzhou 213153, Jiangsu , China
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    DOI: 10.3788/AOS240428 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Weimin Wang, Junlong Kou, Yanqing Lu. Polarization Field in Momentum Space of Two-Dimensional Photonic Crystal Slabs (Invited)[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2024, 44(10): 1026003 Copy Citation Text show less
    Definition of polarization field and schematics of polarization states. (a) Schematic of radiative states and traditional bound states; (b) illustration of C points, L lines, and V points in parameter space; (c) schematic of the Poincaré sphere
    Fig. 1. Definition of polarization field and schematics of polarization states. (a) Schematic of radiative states and traditional bound states; (b) illustration of C points, L lines, and V points in parameter space; (c) schematic of the Poincaré sphere
    Relationship between symmetry and topological charges. (a) PhCS with C4v symmetry and the corresponding Brillouin zone; (b) relationship between parity under mirror symmetry and topological charge
    Fig. 2. Relationship between symmetry and topological charges. (a) PhCS with C4v symmetry and the corresponding Brillouin zone; (b) relationship between parity under mirror symmetry and topological charge
    Polarization graph in momentum space[77]. (a) Schematic of a polarization graph and its dual graph; (b) total topological charge of a bounded face in the polarization graph is zero; (c) charge of a bounded face in the dual graph is exactly the charge of corresponding vertex in the original graph
    Fig. 3. Polarization graph in momentum space[77]. (a) Schematic of a polarization graph and its dual graph; (b) total topological charge of a bounded face in the polarization graph is zero; (c) charge of a bounded face in the dual graph is exactly the charge of corresponding vertex in the original graph
    Results related to polarization singularities in non-degenerate bands. (a) Correspondence between BICs and V points[43]; (b) generation of C points by breaking C2 symmetry and disrupting V points[46]
    Fig. 4. Results related to polarization singularities in non-degenerate bands. (a) Correspondence between BICs and V points[43]; (b) generation of C points by breaking C2 symmetry and disrupting V points[46]
    Evolution of polarization singularities in non-degenerate bands. (a) Evolution of V points under structural parameter changes[43]; polarization fields and polarization singularities in systems with (b) C6v, (c) C2v, (d) C3v, and (e) C1h symmetries[35]
    Fig. 5. Evolution of polarization singularities in non-degenerate bands. (a) Evolution of V points under structural parameter changes[43]; polarization fields and polarization singularities in systems with (b) C6v, (c) C2v, (d) C3v, and (e) C1h symmetries[35]
    Evolution of polarization singularities in degenerate bands. (a) C4v system degenerates to C2v[80]; (b) C6v system degenerates to C2v[80]; (c) merging of C points and half-integer V points[39]; (d) Fermi arc[82]
    Fig. 6. Evolution of polarization singularities in degenerate bands. (a) C4v system degenerates to C2v[80]; (b) C6v system degenerates to C2v[80]; (c) merging of C points and half-integer V points[39]; (d) Fermi arc[82]
    Applications of polarization fields. (a) Merging BICs[42]; (b) generation of vortex beams[85]; (c) beam shift[86]
    Fig. 7. Applications of polarization fields. (a) Merging BICs[42]; (b) generation of vortex beams[85]; (c) beam shift[86]
    Schematic of the structure achieving UGR and relationship between polarization singularities and δ in the downward radiation channel[55]
    Fig. 8. Schematic of the structure achieving UGR and relationship between polarization singularities and δ in the downward radiation channel[55]
    Principles of edge detection and schematic of the experimental setup[60]. Transmission curves near the LHC point for (a) RCP and (b) LCP incident light, respectively; (c) integration of PhCS into a conventional 4f imaging system, enabling bright-field imaging and edge detection
    Fig. 9. Principles of edge detection and schematic of the experimental setup[60]. Transmission curves near the LHC point for (a) RCP and (b) LCP incident light, respectively; (c) integration of PhCS into a conventional 4f imaging system, enabling bright-field imaging and edge detection
    C4vE2C4C22σv2σd
    A111111
    A2111-1-1
    B11-111-1
    B21-11-11
    E20-200
    Table 1. Character table for C4v point group
    SymmetryRepresentationCharge
    C2vA1, A22n±1
    B1, B22n
    C3vA1, A23n+1
    E3n+1
    C4vA1, A24n+1
    B1, B24n-1
    E4n±1
    C6vA1, A26n+1
    B1, B26n-2
    E16n+1
    E26n-2
    Table 2. Irreducible representation of point group and corresponding topological charge
    Weimin Wang, Junlong Kou, Yanqing Lu. Polarization Field in Momentum Space of Two-Dimensional Photonic Crystal Slabs (Invited)[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2024, 44(10): 1026003
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