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physics.optics2024★ 3 cited

Nonlinear unitary circuits for photonic neural networks

Sunkyu Yu, Xianji Piao, Namkyoo Park

Photonics has unlocked the potential for energy-efficient acceleration of deep learning. Most approaches toward photonic deep learning have diligently reproduced traditional deep l…

physics.optics2024

Programmable photonic unitary circuits for light computing

Kyuho Kim, Kunwoo Park, Hyungchul Park +3

Unitarity serves as a fundamental concept for characterizing linear and conservative wave phenomena in both classical and quantum systems. Developing platforms that perform unitary…

physics.optics2024★ 6 cited

Deep-subwavelength engineering of stealthy hyperuniformity

Jusung Park, Seungkyun Park, Kyuho Kim +3

Light behaviours in disordered materials have been of research interest primarily at length scales beyond or comparable to the wavelength of light, because order and disorder are o…

physics.optics2024★ 2 cited

Programmable lattices for non-Abelian topological photonics and braiding

Gyunghun Kim, Jensen Li, Xianji Piao +2

Non-Abelian physics, originating from noncommutative sequences of operations, unveils novel topological degrees of freedom for advancing band theory and quantum computation. In pho…

physics.optics2024

Volumetric B1+ field homogenization in 7 Tesla brain MRI using metasurface scattering

Gyoungsub Yoon, Sunkyu Yu, Jongho Lee +1

Ultrahigh field magnetic resonance imaging (UHF MRI) has become an indispensable tool for human brain imaging, offering excellent diagnostic accuracy while avoiding the risks assoc…

physics.optics2024★ 1 cited

Computing Riemann zeros with light scattering

Sunkyu Yu, Xianji Piao, Namkyoo Park

Finding hidden order within disorder is a common interest in material science, wave physics, and mathematics. The Riemann hypothesis, stating the locations of nontrivial zeros of t…