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Structural Resilience of Space-Time Wave Packets to Volumetric Scattering
Optical space-time wave packets (STWPs) can be engineered to sustain tight transverse confinement over long distances. However, whether the requisite precise spatiotemporal correlations underlying this behavior survive volumetric scattering remains unclear. Here, we experimentally demonstrate that S
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