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The roots of the new, to the best of our knowledge, results in the classical optical domain, including the polarization coherence theorem, can be understood in the light of this work.We demonstrate for the first time, to the best of our knowledge, an on-chip microwave photonic (MWP) notch filter with high stopband rejection and integrated optical carrier suppression in a phase modulator-based system. The notch filter was achieved through phase modulation to intensity modulation (PM-to-IM) transformation and dual-sideband-processing using a network of three ring resonators (RRs) in a low-loss silicon nitride (Si3N4) platform. We show simultaneous PM-to-IM conversion and optical carrier processing for enhancing the filter performance using a single RR. We achieve filtering with a high stopband rejection of >55dB, an optical carrier suppression up to 3 dB, a radio frequency link gain of 3 dB, a noise figure of 31 dB, and a spurious-free dynamic range of 100dB⋅Hz2/3. These experiments point to the importance of vectorial spectral shaping of an MWP spectrum for advanced functionalities.We have derived a systematic method to calculate the photonic band structures and mode field profiles of arbitrary space-time periodic media by adopting the plane wave expansion method and extending to the space-time domain. We have applied the proposed method to a photonic crystal with time periodic permittivity, i.e., the Floquet photonic crystal, and showed that the method efficiently predicts driving-induced opening of frequency and momentum gaps and breaking of mirror symmetry in the photonic band structures. This method enables systematic investigation of various optical phenomena in space-time periodic media, such as nonreciprocal propagation of light, parametric processes, and photonic Floquet topological phases.Nanostructured metasurfaces can manipulate the spectrum and polarization of incident light at the nanoscale, which suggests a new integration of color nanoprints and polarizing-related components. Herein, we design and experimentally demonstrate a structural-color nanoprint carrying hidden watermarks, enabled with the polarization-assisted spectrum manipulation of light. Specifically, under unpolarized white light, the watermarks are concealed and a structural-color nanoprinting-image occupies the metasurface plane. Meanwhile, once linearly polarized white light is incident on the same metasurface, the hidden information can be decoded, and the same nanoprinting-image covered with watermarks appears. The proposed metasurface represents a paradigm for displaying color nanoprinting-images with or without watermarks, showing a flexible switch between the two operating modes and providing an easily camouflaged scheme for anticounterfeiting, encryption, information multiplexing, high-density optical storage, etc.Linear phase estimation is crucial for accuracy of sinusoidal structured-light range imaging. This Letter presents value probability analysis for a continuously differentiable function and shows that the probability of a value of the function is closely related to the derivative of the function. We apply the value probability analysis to the intensity, phase, and intermediate values in sinusoidal structured light, and we show that the probability adjustment of phase is more effective than those of other values for linear phase estimation. The phase probability adjustment is applied to synthetic and real scenarios of sinusoidal structured-light range imaging to show the effectiveness of the presented analysis and adjustment.Based on 3D Dirac-semimetal (DSM) modified hybrid waveguides, tunable propagation properties have been investigated, including the effects of Fermi levels, structural parameters, and operation frequency. The results show that if the operation frequency is smaller (larger) than the transition frequency (ℏω≈2|μc|), the proposed hybrid waveguides indicate strong (weak) confinement because the DSM layer manifests a high plasmonic (dielectric low) loss property. Inflammation inhibitor The dielectric fiber shape affects the propagation property obviously, as the elliptical parameter decreases, the confinement and figure of merit increase, and the loss reduces. With the increase in Fermi level, the propagation constant increases, and the frequency (amplitude) modulation depth is 32.31% (12.93%) if the Fermi level changes in the range of 0.01-0.15 eV. The results are very helpful in understanding the tunable mechanisms of hybrid waveguides and designing novel plasmonic devices in the future, e.g., modulators, filters, lasers, and resonators.We experimentally demonstrated that the transversal vortex modes of an all-fiber erbium-doped Brillouin laser can be dynamically switched by using the high-order mode (HOM) of Brillouin pump (BP), which is used to achieve the oscillation of HOM inside the ring cavity. Core-mode conversion in a few-mode fiber (FMF) between the fundamental mode and HOM is obtained by cascading an acoustically induced fiber grating (AIFG) and a mode selection coupler (MSC) operating at the same wavelength region. Through frequency shift keying (FSK) modulation of the AIFG signal, the output transversal modes can be switched dynamically between LP01 and vortex modes, and the measured purities of output HOM are more than 82%. Moreover, the output Brillouin wavelength can also be tuned via altering the input wavelength of BP and the resonant response of AIFG. We have achieved HOM Brillouin-shifted laser output within the wavelength band from 1545-1560 nm. The output linewidth of the proposed Brillouin laser is less than 4 kHz.In this work, we have proposed an actively tunable bi-functional metamirror based on a bi-layer graphene structure. The metamirror acts as a spin-selective absorber under circularly polarized incidence, which behaves as nearly perfect absorption and reflection for right and left circularly polarized waves, respectively, leading to giant circular dichroism. On the other hand, it is a polarization converter under linearly polarized incidence, which reflects the linearly polarized wave into a left circularly polarized wave. Both the spin-selective absorber and the polarization converter can be actively switched between ON and OFF states, with the working frequency controlled by the voltages applied to graphene. Moreover, the metamirror is insensitive to the incidence angle, which contributes to its application as a stable single-mode spin-selective absorber and polarization converter. This bi-layer graphene structure offers a method to construct actively tunable bi-functional metamirrors, which may achieve potential applications in integrated devices, such as active spin detectors, absorbers, and quarter-wave plates for terahertz waves.
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