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Rapid inverse design of metasurfaces with an asymmetric transfer function for all-optical image processing using a mode matching model
Metasurfaces have recently emerged as an ultra-compact solution to perform all-optical image processing, including phase contrast imaging. Most metasurfaces used in imaging processing applications operate over a restricted numerical aperture. This limitation imposes constraints on the discernible fe
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