Waves involving Bessel functions can oscillate faster than their band-limited Fourier transforms suggest, with the superoscillations being fastest near phase singularities. Different waves representing a ‘flyby’ close to a phase singularity are analysed. These can superoscillate similarly, despite being differently normalized, or not normalizable at all.
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