Dancing angels on the point of a needle: nanofabrication for subwavelength optics
As the field of subwavelength optics continues to boom and novel nanophotonic device designs emerge (as other chapters in this book highlight), existing nanofabrication methods will continue to evolve and new technologies will surface to keep pace with the increasingly sophisticated demands. We foresee that the crossroads of ingenious nanophotonic designs and nanofabrication techniques will thrive as a leading source of inspiration for researchers aspiring to explore the field. In this spirit, it is the authors' hope that this chapter can serve as a convenient solution guide to both theorists and experimentalists who are exploring unconventional subwavelength structures. Finally, we hope that the discussions here can further inspire design and process innovations in the dynamic field of subwavelength optics, where 'there is plenty of room at the bottom' for both dancing angels and optical engineers alike.
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