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Frugal Effective Models for Nanophotonic Scattering: Optimizing Global Polarizability Matrices for Metasurface Design
Accurate nano-photonics simulations of large scale devices like optical metasurfaces require high accuracy reduced models for the device constituents. We present an automated framework for the optimization of Global Polarizability Matrix (GPM) models, which represent a complex scatterer as a small s
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