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    Area of Science:

    • Wave physics
    • Disordered systems
    • Quantum transport

    Background:

    • Wave transport through disordered media exhibits universal properties despite its random nature.
    • Transmission eigenchannels and single-channel optimizing modes are key concepts in understanding wave propagation.
    • Previous predictions suggested a relationship between the transmittance of eigenchannels and their contribution to optimizing modes.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To experimentally validate the prediction that higher transmittance transmission eigenchannels preferentially contribute to single-channel optimizing modes.
    • To investigate the quantitative relationship between transmission eigenchannels and single-channel optimizing modes.
    • To confirm the proportionality to the square of eigenvalues in this contribution.

    Main Methods:

    • Experimental measurement of cross-correlation.
    • Characterization of transmission eigenchannels.
    • Analysis of single-channel optimizing modes in disordered media.

    Main Results:

    • Experimental validation of the prediction linking transmission eigenchannels and single-channel optimizing modes.
    • Demonstration of preferential contribution of high-transmittance eigenchannels.
    • Confirmation of the predicted proportionality to the square of eigenvalues.

    Conclusions:

    • The study provides experimental evidence for the predicted relationship in wave transport through disordered media.
    • Findings enhance the understanding of universal physical properties governing wave propagation in random systems.
    • The results support theoretical predictions regarding the role of transmission eigenchannels in optimizing wave intensity at specific output channels.