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Fixed-Point Bifurcations and Path-Information Bounds in Nonlinear Exceptional-Point Sensing
Nonlinear exceptional points (NEPs) were proposed to circumvent the noise--responsivity cancellation that limits linear exceptional-point sensors. At an NEP, the stationary frequency response can be singular while the Hamiltonian Petermann factor remains finite, suggesting a genuine signal-to-noise
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