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Polarization-controlled optical holography using flat optics.

Arka MajumdarShane Colburn
Published in: Light, science & applications (2020)
Due to the large number of degrees of freedom offered by nanoscale scatterers, a single flat optic can project different images at different distances depending on the polarization of the light, opening up opportunities for optical encryption and augmented reality systems.
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