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Lightwave Explorer

Publié par Nick Karpowicz

Easily simulate nonlinear optics

Open sourceMIT

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  • Simulates nonlinear optical interactions in dielectric materials.

À propos de cette application

Lightwave Explorer is a command-line and graphical software utility designed for simulating nonlinear optical processes on Linux operating systems. Developed by Nick Karpowicz under the MIT license, the program models the interaction of intense electromagnetic fields with dielectric materials. Users can calculate pulse propagation, harmonic generation, and parametric amplification by defining parameters such as wavelength, crystal orientation, and temporal profile. The software relies on numerical methods to solve propagation equations across user-defined spatial and temporal grids.

Designed primarily for researchers and students in physics and optics, the application provides numerical output and visual representations of optical fields. It operates as a desktop tool tailored for specific laboratory and theoretical calculations involving ultrafast optics. The package requires compilation from source or standard execution environments available on Linux distributions, without incorporating network telemetry or external service dependencies.

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