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Versatile Sleeve-and-Bulk Fabrication of Inversely Designed Nanophotonic Structures with High Pattern Transfer Fidelity
Inverse design is a powerful computational tool for generating nanophotonic devices that should outperform their traditionally designed counterparts. However, translating these theoretical gains into physical devices is challenging because the irregular and non-intuitive features that make inversely
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