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Metasurfaces are arrays of artificially engineered subwavelength nanostructures. Owing to the strong form birefringence of these nanostructures, metasurfaces provide a fascinating platform to realize novel polarization optics. Recently, we propose and implement a general design strategy for polarization-dependent holograms with metasurfaces, using Fourier optics and phase retrieval principles applied to the Jones calculus. We use this to design metasurface holograms with arbitrarily chosen polarization responses. We fabricate these gratings (for operation at visible wavelengths) and test them with Mueller matrix polarimetry, showing agreement with design.
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