Demonstrates reconfigurable wavefront shaping using hybrid-2D metasurfaces, suggesting significant advancements in optical technology.
retrieved from experiments, we design a π-phase modulator with a uniform amplitude profile. Adding a second tunable monolayer, we achieve independent control of the amplitude and phase over the full 0-2π phase range, which we leverage for a reconfigurable beam-steering metadevice. Our results demonstrate how hybrid-2D excitonic metasurfaces enable electrically tunable wavefront shaping in the visible regime.
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