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Area of Science:

Optics and Photonics

Background:

Previous research published in Optics Letters (Vol. 44, p. 5450) contained inaccuracies.
The identified errors pertain to the author attribution and a specific figure within the original publication.

Purpose of the Study:

To formally address and rectify errors in a previously published scientific article.
To ensure the accuracy and integrity of the scientific literature.

Main Methods:

A detailed review of the original publication (Opt. Lett. 44, 5450 (2019)).
Identification of discrepancies in author listing.
Verification and correction of a specific figure.

Main Results:

Correction of the author list to accurately reflect contributions.
Rectification of the identified figure to ensure data integrity.

Conclusions:

The corrected information provides an accurate record for the scientific community.
Ensures the reliability of cited data and author contributions for future reference.