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Lei Wang, Ni Liu, Chaohua Wu

    Optics express
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    PubMed
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    在反平价时间 (PT) 对称系统中,动态围绕多个异常点 (EP) 引发了性动态. 这种方法,使用合调制,提供了一个更简单的路线来研究非赫米斯物理学和开发新的光子设备.

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