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Topological Photonics

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Smirnova, Daria
Leykam, Daniel
Chong, Yidong
Kivshar, Yuri

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Australian Institute of Physics

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Rapidly growing demands for information processing have launched a race for compact and highly efficient optical devices transmitting signals without losses. Recently emerged topological phases of light provide unique opportunities to create new photonic systems immune to scattering losses and disorder. Granted with topological protection, advanced functionalities are expected to be achieved in active, tuneable and nonreciprocal topological structures. Here we introduce the field of topological photonics and highlight the recent developments in bridging topological photonics with nonlinear optics for a control of photonic flows.

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Australian Physics

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2099-12-31

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