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physics.optics2026

A generalized Kirchhoff's law of thermal radiation for Floquet media

Sander A. Mann, Dimitrios L. Sounas, Andrea Alù

Kirchhoff's law fundamentally relates thermal emission to absorption. For linear, static, reciprocal media, it equates the emissivity and absorptivity for each direction and freque…

physics.optics2019

Can a nonradiating mode be externally excited? Nonscattering states vs. embedded eigenstates

Francesco Monticone, Dimitrios Sounas, Alex Krasnok +1

In this Letter, we discuss the general problem of exciting radiationless field distributions in open cavities, with the goal of clarifying recent findings on this topic. We point o…

physics.optics2019

High-index dielectric metasurfaces performing mathematical operations

Andrea Cordaro, Hoyeong Kwon, Dimitrios Sounas +3

Image processing and edge detection are at the core of several newly emerging technologies, such as augmented reality, autonomous driving and more generally object recognition. Ima…

physics.optics2018

What is Nonreciprocity?

Christophe Caloz, Andrea Alù, Sergei Tretyakov +3

This paper aims at providing a global perspective on electromagnetic nonreciprocity and clarifying confusions that arose in the recent developments of the field. It provides a gene…

physics.optics2018

Nonreciprocal Cavities and the Time-Bandwidth Limit

Sander A. Mann, Dimitrios L. Sounas, Andrea Alù

The time-bandwidth limit inherently relates the lifetime of a resonance and its spectral bandwidth, with direct implications on the maximum storage time of a pulse versus its frequ…

physics.optics2018

What is Nonreciprocity? Part II

Christophe Caloz, Andrea Alù, Sergei Tretyakov +3

This paper is the second part of a two-part paper on \emph{Electromagnetic (EM) Nonreciprocity (NR)}. Part~I has defined NR, pointed out that linear NR is a stronger form of NR tha…