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Engineering Binary Metal Oxide Nano‐Oscillators for Deterministic and Probabilistic Computing: From Material Physics to Emerging Paradigms

open access: yesAdvanced Physics Research, EarlyView.
This study demonstrates a versatile hardware platform using nano‐oscillators based on binary oxides for deterministic and probabilistic computing. By tailoring material physics, NbOx enables energy‐efficient synchronization for pattern recognition, while enhanced stochasticity in engineered SiOx provides robust entropy for p‐bits to solve complex ...
Jihyun Kim   +3 more
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Recent Advances in Stimulated Brillouin Scattering in Integrated Photonics

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This review systematically surveys recent advances in stimulated Brillouin scattering (SBS) within integrated photonics. It begins by elucidating the fundamental mechanisms of stimulated coupling between photons and acoustic phonons in nanoscale waveguides, enhanced by the photoelastic and moving boundary effects.
Songyue Liu   +8 more
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Correction: A framework for spontaneous Brillouin noise: unveiling fundamental limits in Brillouin metrology. [PDF]

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Jin S   +9 more
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Publisher Correction: Realization of a Dirac-vortex topological photonic crystal fiber. [PDF]

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Niu Q   +12 more
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Heterogeneously integrated lithium tantalate-on-silicon nitride modulators for high-speed communications. [PDF]

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Cai J   +11 more
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Lasing-like dynamics with virtual gain driven by complex-frequency excitations. [PDF]

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Xue B   +6 more
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Integrated photonics enabling ultra-wideband fibre-wireless communication. [PDF]

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Zhang Y   +22 more
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Optical fibers for communication

IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics, 1973
The transparency of glass fibers in the visible and near infrared-improved beyond all expectations by recent breakthroughs-seems now sufficient to transmit optical signals unprocessed over miles. No wonder that efforts have intensified all over the world to utilize fibers in future communication systems.
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