Diffractive Optics and Nanophotonics (eBook)

Igor V. Minin received M.S. in Physics, Novosibirsk State University, Russia (1982) and the Ph.D. degree in radio-physics including quantum physics from the Leningrad Electro-Technical University, Russia, in 1986 and the D.Sc. degree in calculation experiment technology and microwave antennas from the Novosibirsk State Technical University, Russia, in 2004.He worked as a Visiting Researcher at the DaimlerChrysler AG, Germany, Harbin Institute of Technology, China and Samsung Electronics, Korea. He has been an Invited Lecturer at several universities and institutions, co-chairman of several IEEE conferences and symposiums. He was with the Novosibirsk State Technical University, Russia from 2001 to 2006, as a Full Professor at the Department of Information Protection. Now Igor Minin is a full professor with the Siberian State Academy of Geodesy, Russia. Minin I.V. is a Federal expert of the Russian Government committee in the scientific field (2014-to present).Oleg V. Minin received M.S. in Physics, Novosibirsk State University, Russia (1982) and the Ph.D. degree in radio-physics including quantum physics from the Institute of Atmosphere Optics, Tomsk, Russia, in 1986 and the D.Sc. degree in optics and microwave antennas from the Novosibirsk State Technical University, Russia, in 2004.  He worked as a Visiting Researcher at the DaimlerChrysler AG, Germany, Harbin Institute of Technology, China and Samsung Electronics, Korea. He has been an Invited Lecturer at several universities and institutions, co-chairman of several IEEE conferences and symposiums. He was with the Novosibirsk State Technical University, Russia from 2001 to 2006, as a Full Professor at the Department of Information Protection. In the field of diffractive optics of millimeter/THz wave Professors I.Minin and O.Minin achieved a number of pioneering results. They are the world leading authority on arbitrary 3D diffractive focusing elements. In particular, they for the first time observed 3D subwavelength resolution for diffractive optics with focal distances less wavelength.Profs. Minin introduced 3D real time quasioptical “radio vision” system for detection of hidden objects in millimeter/THz waves based on frequency properties of 3D diffractive optics and provided the first observations of the real-time images with quality equal to optical.They discovered and studied the ablation and erosion process on hypervelocity flight of metal body in millimeter wave. Profs. Minin introduce a pulse plasma antenna, including explosive antenna in microwaves/millimeter waves.Profs. Minin recently started highly innovative work on sub-wavelength light concentration and super-resolution using the concept of arbitrary 3D dielectric particles. 

Foreword I 7
Foreword II 9
Acknowledgments 10
Contents 11
1 Introduction 13
Abstract 13
References 17
2 3D Diffractive Lenses to Overcome the 3D Abby Diffraction Limit 18
Abstract 18
Introduction 18
Flat Diffractive Lens with Superresolution 20
Subwavelength Focusing with Binary Axicon 24
Zoned Metamaterial Lens 25
3D Diffractive Conical Lens 25
Results of Investigations 27
References 30
3 Subwavelength Focusing Properties of Diffractive Photonic Crystal Lens 32
Abstract 32
Introduction 32
Photonic Crystal Diffractive Lens 34
PhC Diffractive Lens with Mode Transformation 35
Metacuboid-Aided Photonic Jet 37
Effect of EM Strong Localization in Photonic Crystal 38
References 40
4 Photonic Jets Formation by Non Spherical Axially and Spatially Asymmetric 3D Dielectric Particles 42
Abstract 42
Introduction 42
Physics of Photonic Jet Formation in Spherical-Based Dielectric Particle 43
Cuboid Dielectric Particle 45
Backscattering Enhancement Evaluation 47
Multifrequency Focusing and Wide Angular Scanning of Terajets 48
Polarization Properties of Mesoscale Regular Hexahedron-Aided Terajet 53
The Possibilities of Curved Photonic Jet Formation (Photonic Hook) 54
Dielectric Particle of Arbitrary 3D Shape 56
Photonic Jet Formation in Mirror Regime (Flat Focusing Mirror) 57
Photonic Jet Formation in the Scattering of Femtosecond Pulse by a Dielectric Spherical Particle 60
Some Potential Applications of PNJ 61
References 62
5 SPP Diffractive Lens as One of the Basic Devices for Plasmonic Information Processing 66
Abstract 66
Introduction 66
In Plane SPP FZP 67
Modulation of Surface Plasmon Polariton Using a Finite-Size Dielectric Block 68
Innovative Quasi-3D in-Plane Curvilinear SPP Diffractive Lens 69
References 70
6 Conclusion 72
Abstract 72
7 Erratum to: 3D Diffractive Lenses to Overcome the 3D Abbe Diffraction Limit 75
Erratum to: I. Minin and O. Minin, Diffractive Optics and Nanophotonics, SpringerBriefs in Physics, DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-24253-8_2 75
Index 76