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Simulating multimode nonlinearities at very high mode count via parallel factor decomposition
A variety of problems at the frontier of nonlinear optics involve strongly multimode interactions. Simulating these dynamics is often computationally challenging due to the complexity of evaluating a large number of nonlinear overlaps. This is especially acute in ultrafast Kerr effect physics, where
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