Surface roughness simulation in topologically complex optical metadevices and metasystems

Samuel Peana, Tin T. Trong, A. Kildishev
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Optical metadevices are commonly simulated using ideal structures. These perfect geometries are useful for finding significant features of their optical response. In practice, fabrication of such metadevices often results in non-ideal rough structures. Surface roughness is relatively difficult to implement for non-parametrically generated metadevice geometries. We present a method of simulating the effects of surface roughness on the optical response of metastructures using open source Python packages to generate rough importable meshes. The optical response is then simulated using a FEM solver. By simulating many structures with identical roughness statistics, we demonstrate inhomogeneous broadening in the average response.
拓扑复杂光学元器件和元系统的表面粗糙度模拟
光学元器件通常采用理想结构进行模拟。这些完美的几何形状有助于发现它们的光学响应的重要特征。实际上,这种元器件的制造往往导致非理想的粗糙结构。对于非参数生成的元器件几何形状,表面粗糙度相对难以实现。我们提出了一种方法来模拟表面粗糙度对元结构光学响应的影响,使用开源Python包来生成粗糙的可导入网格。然后用有限元求解器模拟了光学响应。通过模拟具有相同粗糙度统计的许多结构,我们证明了平均响应的非均匀展宽。
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