The photonic spin Hall effect (SHE) refers to the transverse spin separation of photons with
opposite spin angular momentum, after the beam passes through an optical interface or …

The spin Hall effect of light (SHEL) is the microscopic splitting of light into two circular
polarizations at the optical interface along the perpendicular direction. With the advent of …

The photonic spin Hall effect (PSHE) plays an important role in both fundamental science
and precision metrology. In this paper, we theoretically propose a polarization-dependent …

Although the photonic spin‐Hall effect (PSHE) at optical interfaces has been widely studied
in past years, its physical origin remains obscure. Here, through studying the scatterings of …

The visualization of transparent phase objects such as living cells and tissues plays an
important role in biological research. Transparency and invisibility caused by weak …

A chemical reaction is a process that leads to the chemical transformation of one set of
chemical substances to another. However, the precise and real-time detection of the …

When hitting interfaces between two different media, light beams may undergo small shifts.
Such beam shifts cannot be described by the geometrical optics based on Snell's law and …

Optical spin-Hall effect (SHE) exhibits many intriguing features as a linearly polarized (LP)
light beam strikes an interface at incident angles around the Brewster angle, but the …

A pair of vortices, one of the multiple vortices, exhibits more adjustable parameters and
attractive characteristics compared with a single vortex. By introducing a vortex pair on the …

Motivated by the emergence of stacked two-dimensional materials with a twist angle, we
examine the photonic spin Hall effect in twisted few-layer anisotropic two-dimensional …