Inverse design of a 1D dielectric metasurface by topology optimization: fluctuations-trend analysis assisted by a diamond-square algorithm
K. Edee, M. Ben Rhouma, J.-A. Fan, M. Antezza, N. Gippius, E. Wang,, J.-P. Plumey, G. Granet, and B. Guizal

TL;DR
This paper introduces a topology optimization method for 1D dielectric metasurfaces that combines trend-fluctuations analysis with a diamond-square algorithm to better avoid local minima and improve design efficiency.
Contribution
It presents a novel integration of trend-fluctuations analysis with a diamond-square algorithm for enhanced topology optimization of metasurfaces.
Findings
Improved avoidance of local minima in metasurface design.
Enhanced optimization efficiency through combined algorithms.
Generation of higher quality offspring structures.
Abstract
We present a topology optimization (TO) method for a 1D dielectric metasurface, coupling the classical trend-fluctuations analysis (FTA) and the diamond-square-algorithm (DSA). In the classical FTA, a couple of device distributions termed Fluctuation or mother and Trends or father, with specific spectra is initially generated. The spectral properties of the trend function, allow to target efficiently the basin of optimal solutions. For optimizing a 1D metasurface to deflect a normally incident plane wave into a given deflecting angle, a cosine-like function has been identified to be an optimal father profile allowing to efficiently target a basin of local minima. However there is no efficient method to predict the father profile number of oscillations that effectively allows to avoid undesirable local optima. It would be natural to suggest a randomization of the variable which controls…
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