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Branched Flow of Light

Anatoly Patsyk, Uri Sivan, Mordechai Segev, and Miguel A. Bandres

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Abstract

Branched flow is a universal wave phenomenon in which waves form channels of enhanced intensity that keep dividing as they propagate, resulting in a beautiful pattern resembling the branches of a tree. First observed for electrons, it can occur for virtually any kind of wave. Recently, we presented the experimental observation of branched flow of light.

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