Publications by authors named "Jin-Bing Wu"
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- Branched flows in wave systems occur when waves interact with weakly correlated scattering potentials, and this study explores the electrical tuning of branched flow in light using a nematic liquid crystal (NLC) system.
- The inhomogeneous orientation of the NLC creates disordered potentials that enable the on-off switching and continuous tuning of branched light flow, influenced by the electro-optical properties of the NLC.
- The study reveals that the polarization of incoming light can manipulate this flow, demonstrating unique intensity patterns and behaviors, paving the way for new methods of controlling light and studying fundamental physics.
Topological defects usually emerge and vary during the phase transition of ordered systems. Their roles in thermodynamic order evolution keep being the frontier of modern condensed matter physics. Here, we study the generations of topological defects and their guidance on the order evolution during the phase transition of liquid crystals (LCs).
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