Edge and skin effects in rhombus reciprocal photonic crystals

With the development of non-Hermitian physics, the non-Hermitian skin effect (NHSE) has attracted much attention. Existing research highlights the critical roles of the periodic boundary condition (PBC) spectrum, lattice symmetry, and macroscopic symmetry of the lattice in relation to the geometry-d...

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Published in:Optics letters 2024-11, Vol.49 (22), p.6541
Main Authors: Hu, Luoshu, Hao, Ran
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