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Supersymmetry (SUSY) was proposed as a means to unify bosons and fermions in quantum field theory [1]. This notion was later applied to several other research areas such as quantum mechanics, scattering processes and nonlinear dynamics [2]. Similar concepts were also applied to engineer the properties of quantum cascaded lasers [3]. Recently, SUSY transformations were utilized to build new photonic structures that exhibit unprecedented control over light transport dynamics [4, 5].
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