Phys.org·3 min read·hard
Room-temperature device synchronizes distant laser spots into single coherent 'supermode'
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Physicists have developed a method to synchronize spatially separated lasers into a single coherent 'supermode' at room temperature. This breakthrough uses liquid crystals and organic dyes, simplifying the requirements for advanced optical technologies.
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This discovery could significantly lower the cost and complexity of developing reconfigurable optical devices and high-performance laser systems.
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