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physics.optics2025

Scattering in Time-Varying Drude-Lorentz Models

Bryce Dixon, Calvin M. Hooper, Ian R. Hooper +1

Motivated by recent experiments, the theoretical study of wave propagation in time varying materials is of current interest. Although significant in nearly all such experiments, ma…

physics.optics2025

Coherent absorption reveals colors hidden in a grey Fabry-Pérot cavity

Giuseppe E. Lio, Giulio Carotta, Lorenzo Lavista +8

Thin dielectric films are known to show distinct colors, responsible for the iridescence of various natural and artificial objects such as insect wings and soap bubbles. In the pre…

physics.optics2025

Quasi Normal Modes in Dispersive Photonic Time-Crystals

Calvin M. Hooper, Ian R. Hooper, Simon A. R. Horsley

Quasinormal modes characterise the transient response of static optical cavities. Here, we introduce the notion of a Floquet quasinormal mode to describe transient responses in pho…

physics.optics2025

Electromagnetic Boundary Conditions for Space--time Interfaces

Jonathan Gratus, Simon A. R. Horsley, Martin W. McCall

We give a general family of electromagnetic boundary conditions applicable to arbitrary space--time interfaces between electromagnetic media, which include the known space--only an…

physics.optics2025

Effects due to generation of negative frequencies during temporal diffraction

E. Hendry, C. M. Hooper, W. P. Wardley +1

Temporal diffraction from rapidly time-modulated materials can generate new frequency components not present in an incident wave. In such an experiment, the spectral extent of thes…

physics.gen-ph2025

Calculating propagators for relativistic wave equations

Mingjie Li, S. A. R. Horsley

Here we examine the propagation of relativistic fields in spacetime using the viewpoint applied to derive the Rayleigh--Sommerfeld diffraction integral in three--dimensional space.…