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Boundary singular scattering enables coherent perfect absorption and lasing without resonators
Scattering singularities are features conventionally associated with resonant scattering bodies, which correspond to the zeros and poles of a scattering matrix, and manifest as coherent perfect absorption and lasing respectively. Here, we show that they can emerge solely from an interface, eliminati
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