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We would like to clarify the misunderstanding caused by comment[arXiv:1306.5068 (2013)] on our article [Science 340, 328 (2013)]. Thevectorial near-field interference effect described in our article is afundamental physical process valid for all kinds of waves, both photonic andplasmonic, and the discovery of this effect is the main topic of the paper. Theexperiment using a slit in a metal film was one possible practical realization,but the effect has recently been experimentally validated in several otherstructures, as described in this reply.

Regarding the "Comments on 'Near-field interference for the unidirectional excitation of electromagnetic guided modes' " by Lee et al