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HALO: A Physics-Aware LLM Agent Framework for Nanophotonic Design
Language models have recently been applied to nanophotonic design, but it remains unclear whether they can reliably translate optical objectives into simulation-ready designs, execute electromagnetic analysis, and revise decisions from numerical feedback. We introduce HALO, a physics-aware framework
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