Stochastic geometry provides a mathematical framework for modelling and analysing the spatial arrangement of nodes in communication networks. By treating base stations, users and other network ...

Finsler geometry generalises the Riemannian framework by allowing the metric to depend not only on spacetime position but also on the tangent‐vector direction, thereby introducing intrinsic anisotropy ...

The telecom quantum dot emitter links quantum coherence with existing fiber networks, key for scalable communication. Quantum geometry’s extension to non-Hermitian photonics adds new ways to control ...