Abstract

Simple diffraction structures having the form of a regular grid of pillars can generate a significant range of hues in white light transmission due to color-dependent diffraction into higher orders. We present the fabrication of such submicrometer scale structures by three dimensional laser two-photon photolithography, results of their optical properties measurements and compare the latter with numerical simulations.

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