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Limits on the free-space group velocity of optical wave packets incorporating angular dispersion. Part~II, non-differentiable angular dispersion: tutorial
In Part~I of this tutorial, we showed that introducing angular dispersion (AD) into a collimated optical pulse allows for tuning the wave packet group velocity in free space. In principle, the group velocity can take on arbitrary values, whether superluminal, subluminal, or even negative. However, a
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