Mathematicians have determined how to create an invisibility cloak that works for anything that acts like a wave, such as light, sound and particles.
Inside the cloak, the waves can either be amplified or shrunk so they're hidden. "You can isolate and magnify what you want to see and make the rest invisible," said Gunther Uhlmann, a mathematician from the University of Washington who led the study.
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