Topological photonics: A mathematical perspective

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Abstract

In the field of light matter interactions, current technologies allow the design of optical media (photonic lattices, photonic crystals, metamaterials) so that novel states of light are created. As such, topological photonics refers to features of such states of light that are characterized by a topological (quantized) property, leading to for example chiral photon transport of the so called edge states. This talk will introduce the audience to the field as well as highlight current developments.

Bio
https://www.smu.edu/dedman/academics/departments/math/people/faculty/alejandroaceves


 

 

Description

Colloquium
Wednesday, January 28
12:00pm
VIRTUAL VIA ZOOM (email Jimmie Adriazola for link)

Faculty host: Jimmie Adriazola

Speaker

Alejandro Aceves
SIAM Vice President for Science Policy
Professor of Mathematics
Southern Methodist University
 

Location
Virtual via Zoom