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Broadband Mid-Wave Infrared Imaging Enabled by All-Silicon Hyperboloid Metalens
The mid-wave infrared (MWIR, 3-5 microns) is indispensable for thermal sensing, gas detection, long-range imaging, and free-space optical communications. Meta-optics offer a compact, lightweight, and potentially low-cost alternative to conventional refractive optics, making them attractive for size,
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