Robust chirality via merging accidental BICs with net zero topological charge
Hui Hu·Jinhui Shi·Zi‐Lan Deng·xiangping Li·Liang Huang·Z. Q. Zhu·Jianlong Liu·Chaobiao Zhou·Wei Lu·Guanhai Li·Chunying Guan·Cheng-Wei Qiu·Huawei Tang·Xiaoshuang Chen·Yukang Zhang·Juntian Peng·Meng-Xia Hu
Abstract Chiral metasurfaces leveraging bound states in the continuum (BICs) offer a powerful route for enhancing light–matter interactions. However, existing quasi-BIC architectures typically face a fundamental trade-off between high quality (Q) factors and wide-angle chiral operation. Most designs confine strong circular dichroism (CD) to isolated points in momentum space (k-space) and often rely on intricate three-dimensional (3D) meta-atoms, rendering them highly sensitive to fabrication imp
