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Ultra-compact nanophotonic devices designed by computational metamaterials
Computationally designed metamaterials are used to realize a number of novel nanophotonic devices. We report on the development of ultra-compact on-chip polarization rotators, waveguide cloaks and all optical modulators made possible by the use of a non-linear optimization algorithm.