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Polarization-dependent Talbot effect with variable duty cycle
It has recently been observed that the location of Talbot planes becomes dependent on polarization of the incident light for grating periods in the rage of 2~3 free-space wavelengths. Here, we investigate the effect of grating duty cycle and its potential use for control of two- or three-dimensional pattern formation in nanolithography.