Abstract
Metasurfaces with local phase tuning by subwavelength elements promise unprecedented possibilities for ultrathin and multifunctional optical devices in which geometric phase design is widely used due to its resonant‐free and large tolerance in fabrications. By arranging the orientations of anisotropic nanoantennas, the geometric phase‐based metasurfaces can convert the incident spin light to its orthogonal state, and enable flexible wave front engineering together with the function of a half‐wave plate. Herein, by incorporating the propagation phase, another important optical device of quarter‐wave plate together with the wave front engineering as well, which is implemented by controlling both the cross‐ and copolarized light simultaneously with a singlet metasurface, is realized. Highly efficient conversion of the spin light to a variety of linearly polarized light is obtained for meta‐holograms, metalens focusing and imaging in the blue light region. This work provides a new strategy for efficient metasurfaces with both phase and polarization control, and enriches the functionalities of metasurface devices for wider application scenarios.
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