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A general no-go theorem for loss-free optical torque, and its enantiomer-differential escape route
We show that an isotropic, lossless dipolar particle, locally embedded in a homogeneous, lossless host, cannot experience axial optical torque under any illumination, in any photonic environment, whatever its own chirality--a general identity extending the sphere-in-free-space result to arbitrary ch
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