First integrated UV electro-optic modulator on thin-film lithium tantalate achieves record-low VπL of 85 mV·cm at 375 nm with 22.7 dB extinction ratio and low insertion loss.
Automatic mitigation of dynamic atmospheric turbulence using optical phase conjugation for coher- ent free-space optical communications
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Target dynamics provide an intrinsic source of variation equivalent to controlled illumination changes, enabling scattering-compensated reconstruction of dynamic scenes with one acquisition per frame in holographic and fluorescence imaging.
A genetically programmed iterative algorithm reconstructs complex amplitude and phase objects from a single lensless intensity measurement by jointly estimating amplitude, phase, and propagation distance.
Spatial nonlocality in Lorentz-dispersive media enables infinite-extent momentum bandgaps in photonic time crystals at arbitrarily low modulation speed and strength.
First demonstration of stable bidirectional microwave-optical transduction in thin-film lithium tantalate with ~1 kHz coupling rates, multi-day static-bias operation, and low added noise.
Zeno elimination via Schur complement in GKSL dynamics induces negative directions in quadratic response tensors even when the microscopic tensor is positive definite.
GM is a novel AO-free FSO paradigm using multi-source geometric configuration encoding and active correlative decoding that shows resistance to strong turbulence (D/r0 ~5) in 1.2 m preliminary experiments.
Reinforcement learning optimizes CV-QKD under practical constraints of limited FIR filters, photon number, and DAC/ADC resolution, delivering significant performance gains.
A literature survey of microwave-optical transduction across three platforms with two proposed normalized metrics for cross-platform comparison of efficiency and noise.
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Leveraging target dynamics for imaging in complex media
Target dynamics provide an intrinsic source of variation equivalent to controlled illumination changes, enabling scattering-compensated reconstruction of dynamic scenes with one acquisition per frame in holographic and fluorescence imaging.
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Single-Shot Lensless Imaging with Physics Guided Genetic Programming
A genetically programmed iterative algorithm reconstructs complex amplitude and phase objects from a single lensless intensity measurement by jointly estimating amplitude, phase, and propagation distance.
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Nonlocal photonic time crystals: Infinite momentum bandgaps with minimal modulation speed and strength
Spatial nonlocality in Lorentz-dispersive media enables infinite-extent momentum bandgaps in photonic time crystals at arbitrarily low modulation speed and strength.
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Stable, bidirectional electro-optic transduction in thin film lithium tantalate
First demonstration of stable bidirectional microwave-optical transduction in thin-film lithium tantalate with ~1 kHz coupling rates, multi-day static-bias operation, and low added noise.
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Signature structure of quadratic response under Zeno-Schur coarse graining in open quantum systems
Zeno elimination via Schur complement in GKSL dynamics induces negative directions in quadratic response tensors even when the microscopic tensor is positive definite.
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Geometric-Configuration Modulation: A Novel Free-Space Optical Communication Paradigm for $D/r_{0}\sim 5$ Turbulence Resistance
GM is a novel AO-free FSO paradigm using multi-source geometric configuration encoding and active correlative decoding that shows resistance to strong turbulence (D/r0 ~5) in 1.2 m preliminary experiments.
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Optimization of CV-QKD Under Practical Constraints
Reinforcement learning optimizes CV-QKD under practical constraints of limited FIR filters, photon number, and DAC/ADC resolution, delivering significant performance gains.
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Toward Scalable Heterogeneous Quantum Networks: Microwave-Optical Transduction Across Platforms
A literature survey of microwave-optical transduction across three platforms with two proposed normalized metrics for cross-platform comparison of efficiency and noise.