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Limits on the free-space group velocity of optical wave packets incorporating angular dispersion. Part~I, conventional angular dispersion: tutorial
A plane-wave optical pulse travels in free space at a group velocity $c$ (the speed of light in vacuum) measured along its propagation axis. It is sometimes thought that spatially structuring the field in free space reduces the group velocity below $c$ because -- intuitively -- the oblique wave vect
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