We present spectroscopic observation of an exceptional point or the transition point between mode crossing and avoided mode crossing of neighboring quasieigenmodes in a chaotic optical microcavity of a large size parameter. The transition to the avoided mode crossing was impeded until the degree of deformation exceeded a threshold deformation owing to the system's openness also enhanced by the shape deformation. As a result, a singular topology was observed around the exceptional point on the eigenfrequency surfaces, resulting in fundamental inconsistency in mode labeling.
This paper addresses the relaxations in alternative models for disjunctions, big-M and convex hull model, in order to develop guidelines and insights when formulating Mixed-Integer Non-Linear Programming (MINLP), Generalized Disjunctive Programming (GDP), or hybrid models. Characterization and properties are presented for various types of disjunctions. An interesting result is presented for improper disjunctions where results in the continuous space differ from the ones in the mixed-integer space. A cutting plane method is also proposed that avoids the explicit generation of equations and variables of the convex hull. Several examples are presented throughout the paper, as well as a small process synthesis problem, which is solved with the proposed cutting plane method. #
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