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Absence of universal backscattering immunity in reciprocal photonic waveguides
Suppressing parasitic back-reflection caused by imperfections, such as random defects, material inhomogeneities, localized inclusions, and fabrication-induced geometric deviations, has long been a central objective in optical-waveguide engineering. In this Letter, we theoretically establish that uni
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