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Synchronizing Spectral and Interference Criticalities at an Exceptional Point
Exceptional points (EPs) are spectral singularities, but whether they can be used to control a distinct criticality of coherent interference remains largely unexplored. Here we show in nonlocal superconducting transport how spectral and interference criticalities can be controllably synchronized. In
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