Abstract
Coherent control of optical waves by scattering from 2D plasmonic surfaces is a very active field with the goal of wavefront shaping an incoming light beam via nanostructured surfaces. Here we report gold hyperuniform surfaces fabricated by electron beam lithography and designed to interact with visible radiation. We observe omnidirectional light diffraction in the far-field indicating successful k-space design with rotational symmetry, and spontaneous emission directional control of near-field coupled emitters.