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Creation and Control of Scattering Singularities in non-Hermitian Systems
The ability to controllably manipulate non-Hermitian wave scattering environments has been used to discover exotic scattering phenomena such as scattering exceptional points and coherent perfect absorption, and create numerous applications including signal routing, filtering, imaging, sensing, wirel
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