文摘
On page 1773, low-scattering metasurfaces with controlled bandwidths are realized by Q. Cheng, T. J. Cui, and co-workers. The metasurface is divided into several unequally sized rectangular sections, which are randomly occupied by three basic elements with different reflection phases. When light is incident upon the metasurface, the backward energy is dispersed into various directions due to the strong interference from the elements with different reflection phases.