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. 2013 Oct 24;4:2652. doi: 10.1038/ncomms3652

Figure 2. Experimental fabrication and set-up of the aquatic ray cloak.

Figure 2

(a) Ray diagram of light passing through the cloak in an aquatic environment. The background and the region in the centre (both are marked in light blue) contain water (nb=1.33). The region marked in white is air (n2=1). The region in dark blue is glass (n1=1.78) with an angle α=13°. The plot on the right shows the optical path length of the rays travelling through the cloak and those travelling straight in water (used as a reference). (b) Experimental set-up in a fish tank. The cloak is constructed with six pieces of glass with n1=1.78 (indicated in dark blue) enclosed in a hollow hexagonal container made of transparent glass.