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Optical Fourier Architecture for Universal Nonlinear Functions
We introduce an exact algebraic architecture that evaluates an arbitrary finite Fourier series using a two-mode ($2 \times 2$) linear optical circuit, with the only tunable components being single-mode phase shifters encoding the function argument. We prove that such a circuit must exist for every F
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