Henri Benisty

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Henri Benisty is a Professor at Institut d'Optique / Université Paris-Sud in France. His research focuses on parity-time symmetry, exceptional points in waveguides, and the engineering of spectral responses in non-Hermitian metasurfaces. He has published extensively on topics such as the stability of bipartite graphs, upconversion nanophosphors, and nonlinear metamaterials.

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2020

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Université Paris-Saclay

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Stability mapping of bipartite tight-binding graphs with losses and gain: PTPT-symmetry and beyond

Chiral materials to control exceptional points in parity-time-symmetric waveguides

Engineering of the Fano resonance spectral response with non-Hermitian metasurfaces by navigating between exceptional point and bound states in the continuum conditions

Pixels and resonators with blazed Littrow structures: Passive and non-Hermitian approaches

Growth Quakes and Stasis Using Iterations of Inflating Complex Random Matrices

Evolutionary behaviour of ‘inflating’ random real matrices for economy or biology: stasis statistics of vector iterations upon growth

Parity-time symmetric gratings in 1550 nm distributed-feedback laser diodes: insight on device design rules

Positive role of the long luminescence lifetime of upconversion nanophosphors on resonant surfaces for ultra-compact filter-free bio-assays

Ultrabroad acoustical limiting in nonlinear metamaterials due to adaptive-broadening band-gap effect

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Anatole Lupu

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