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Subwavelength exceptional points in dispersive resonator arrays
Exceptional points provide a mechanism for producing strong spectral sensitivity in non-Hermitian wave systems. For subwavelength resonators with highly dispersive material parameters, however, the resonance problem is not a linear eigenvalue problem in the frequency. In this paper, we use the Lippm
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