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Inverse-Designed Optical Devices and Modules for High-Density Photonic Integration

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Abstract

By implementing inverse design in nanophotonics, we optimized and experimentally demonstrated on-chip optical devices and modules including polarization rotators, reflectors, photonic welding points, waveguide crossings, and photonic jumpers for high-density photonic integration.

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