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    Microscopic analysis of spin-momentum locking on a geometric phase metasurface

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    We revisit spin-orbit coupling in a plasmonic Berry metasurface composed of rotated nanoapertures, which is known to imprint a robust far-field polarization response. We present a scattering formalism that shows how that spin-momentum locking emerges from the geometry of the unit cell without requiring global rotation symmetries. We find and confirm with Mueller polarimetry measurements that spin-momentum locking is an approximate symmetry. The symmetry breakdown is ascribed to the elliptical projection of circularly polarized light into the planar surface. This breakdown is maximal when surface waves are excited, and a new set of spin-momentum locking rules is presented for this case

    The Social Status of Italian Mathematicians, 1450–1600

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    Light–matter interactions with photonic quasiparticles

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