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Spin-multiplexed terahertz image edge detection based on extrinsic chirality in all-dielectric metasurface
Extrinsically chiral metasurfaces can exhibit pronounced chiral responses in planar structures without intrinsic chirality, making them attractive for spin-selective light manipulation. Here, we propose a transmissive all-dielectric terahertz metasurface for image edge detection. Owing to the extrin
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