lentezimin
Lentezimin is a term used in speculative discussions of metamaterials to describe a hypothetical class of engineered structures that allow dynamic control over light. The concept combines a reference to lenses with a suffix that suggests a material or compound, and is not an established name in mainstream materials science.
In proposed models, lentezimin consists of layered or porous nanostructures enabling tunable refractive index and anisotropy.
Fabrication and forms: Theoretical proposals describe self-assembly of dielectric nano-layers, nanocomposite networks, or templated polymer matrices
Applications: Adaptive lenses, compact imaging systems, dynamic beam shaping, and flexible optics are commonly cited possibilities,
Etymology and usage: The name appears in some speculative articles and popular science explanations; it is