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most citedAn omnidirectional retroreflector based on the transmutation of dielectric singularities

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nlin.CD2022★ 1 cited

Spherical wedge billiard: from chaos to fractals and Talbot carpets

Tomáš Tyc, Darek Cidlinský

We introduce the spherical wedge billiard, a dynamical system consisting of a particle moving along a geodesic on a closed non-Euclidean surface of a spherical wedge. We derive the…

physics.optics2020★ 116 cited

Memory effect assisted imaging through multimode optical fibres

Shuhui Li, Simon A. R. Horsley, Tomas Tyc +2

When light propagates through opaque material, the spatial information it holds becomes scrambled, but not necessarily lost. Two classes of techniques have emerged to recover this…

physics.ed-ph2013★ 33 cited

Dr TIM: Ray-tracer TIM, with additional specialist scientific capabilities

Stephen Oxburgh, Tomas Tyc, Johannes Courtial

We describe several extensions to TIM, a raytracing program for ray-optics research. These include relativistic raytracing; simulation of the external appearance of Eaton lenses, L…

physics.optics2013★ 8 cited

Multi-focal spherical media and geodesic lenses in geometrical optics

Martin Sarbort, Tomas Tyc

This paper presents a general approach to designing the isotropic spherical media with complex spatial structure that provide different types of imaging for different light rays. I…

physics.optics2013★ 7 cited

Spectra of absolute instruments from the WKB approximation

Tomas Tyc

We calculate frequency spectra of absolute optical instruments using the WKB approximation. The resulting eigenfrequencies approximate the actual values very accurately, in some ca…

physics.optics2012★ 23 cited

Gouy phase for full-aperture spherical and cylindrical waves

Tomas Tyc

We investigate the Gouy phase shift for full-aperture waves converging to a focal point from all directions in two and three dimensions. We find a simple interpretation for the Gou…