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Intro talk: Wave propagation in disordered materials: effects of structural correlations and non-linearities

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MWSW02 - Theory of wave scattering in complex and random media

In a first part, I will explain how correlations of the disorder can have a strong impact on light propagation in complex media. As an illustration, the particular case of a hyperuniform disorder will be discussed by showing its interest for the transparency of a medium or on the contrary allowing to maximize its absorption. In a second part, I will address the case of a disordered medium with a Chi2-type response and I will detail the subtle processes coming into play in this case. Co-authors: Rémi Carminati, Florian Bigourdan, Olivier Leseur, Sushil Mujumdar, Rabisankar Samanta, Alexandra Sheremet

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