Abstract
Exploration – both theoretical and experimental – of the ever-increasing number of non-trivial topological phases has become one of the main research areas of solid-state physics, particularly in the last decade. Since topological phenomena are often extremely challenging to realize with electrons, the idea of constructing analogue photonic systems has also gained significant popularity [1]. Those systems are easier to implement in practice, and, although retaining only part of the properties of their solid-state counterparts, are useful both for the fundamental understanding of topological phases and for potential photonic applications, like lossless light transmission.
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