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Shadow-Free Scattering with Complex Frequency Excitations
The optical theorem dictates that the wave scattering of an object in the forward direction is proportional to the total power extinguished from the excitation. For passive objects, this relationship is a by-product of the intuitive notion that scattering and absorption necessarily create shadows, a
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