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When Integrated Photonics Should Be Wavy
Increasing demand for high-performance optical devices drives the search for improved fabrication and design paradigms. While photonic circuits have traditionally used structures with two discrete 'binary' height levels, grayscale 'wavy' interfaces, or optical Fourier surfaces, have recently become
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