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Kramers-Kronig causality in integrated photonics: The spectral tension between ultraviolet transition and mid-infrared absorption
Dispersion engineering via geometric confinement is essential to integrated photonics, enabling phenomena such as soliton microcombs, supercontinua, parametric oscillators, and entangled photons. However, prevailing methodologies rely on semi-empirical Sellmeier models that assume idealized material
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