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Programmable Non-Hermitian Synchronization of Light on a Silicon Photonic Processor
Synchronization is a pervasive collective phenomenon underlying the firing of neurons, the beating of the heart, and the coherent emission of lasers. Across these systems, dissipation plays an organizing role, suppressing microscopic differences and steering coupled units toward a common macroscopic
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