Time-reversal in dynamically-tuned zero-gap periodic systems
Yonatan Sivan, John B. Pendry

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates a method for achieving 100% efficient time-reversal of broadband pulses in zero-gap periodic systems through weak, non-adiabatic tuning of wave velocity, enabling new applications.
Contribution
It introduces a novel, simple scheme for broadband pulse time-reversal in zero-gap systems using slow, non-adiabatic tuning, surpassing previous limitations.
Findings
Achieves 100% pulse reversal efficiency.
Works with broadband, few-cycle pulses.
Applicable to various physical systems.
Abstract
We show that short pulses propagating in zero-gap periodic systems can be reversed with 100% efficiency by using weak non-adiabatic tuning of the wave velocity at time-scales that can be much slower than the period. Unlike previous schemes, we demonstrate reversal of {\em broadband} (few cycle) pulses with simple structures. Our scheme may thus open the way to time-reversal in a variety of systems for which it was not accessible before.
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