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Silencing the stellar glare with kernel-nulling and active phase control on photonic chips
Characterizing exoplanets and finding biosignatures are among the hottest topics in astronomy. This quest is challenged by the brightness contrast between the faint planet and the overwhelming glare of the host star, their small angular separation, and observing conditions degraded by optical aberra
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