“A Design for Optical Cloaking Display” by Aoto, Itoh, Otao, Takazawa and Ochiai
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- A Design for Optical Cloaking Display
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- New Technologies Research & Education
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We demonstrate an optical cloaking display using plane symmetric transfer optics (mirror and dihedral corner reflector array). The developed display has features that are view independent, corresponding to a broadband wavelength, achieving a large-size cloaking, and a perfectly preserved light field.
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[4] Greg Gbur. 2013. Invisibility physics: past, present, and future. In Progress in Optics. Vol. 58. Elsevier, 65–114.
[5] John C. Howell, J. Benjamin Howell, and Joseph S. Choi. 2014. Amplitude-only, passive, broadband, optical spatial cloaking of very large objects. Appl. Opt. 53, 9 (Mar 2014), 1958–1963.
[6] B. Zhang. 2012. Electrodynamics of transformation-based invisibility cloaking. Light Science & Applications 1 (Oct. 2012), e32–e32.
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