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physics.optics2026

Space-Time Event Scattering and Extension Method (STESEM): A Universal Framework for Scattering in Space-Time Metamaterials

Klaas De Kinder, Amir Bahrami, Christophe Caloz

Space-time metamaterials offer unprecedented control over electromagnetic waves by enabling simultaneous manipulation of spatial and temporal degrees of freedom. However, analytica…

physics.optics2026

Space-Time Lensing by Accelerated Interfaces in Dispersive Media

Cédric D'Exelle, Klaas De Kinder, Christophe Caloz

We present space-time lensing by synthetic accelerated interfaces in dispersive media. Frequency-dependent group velocities map spectral components of a pulse onto distinct traject…

physics.optics2026

Scattering at Space-Time Interfaces between Dispersive Media

Klaas De Kinder, Christophe Caloz

Dynamic modulation of material properties in space and time enables powerful control over wave propagation, yet existing theories largely rely on idealized, nondispersive models. I…

physics.optics2025

Scattering at Interluminal Interfaces

Zhiyu Li, Klaas De Kinder, Xikui Ma +1

Scattering at interluminal modulation interfaces, where a sharp space-time perturbation moves at a velocity lying between the wave velocities of the two surrounding media, has rema…

physics.optics2025

Dispersion-Mediated Space-Time States

Klaas De Kinder, Christophe Caloz

Space-time varying media enable unprecedented control over electromagnetic waves, yet most existing studies assume idealized, nondispersive materials and thus fail to capture the i…

physics.optics2025

Space-Time Graded-Index Interfaces and Related Chirping

Zhiyu Li, Xikui Ma, Klaas De Kinder +2

Space-time modulated systems have recently emerged as a powerful platform for dynamic electromagnetic processing in both space and time. Most of the related research so far has ass…