PHYS399O

Special Problems in Physics; Introduction to Computational Fourier Optics

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Prerequisites: (PHYS375 or ENEE381 or ENEE382) and (PHYS165 or PHYS265 or ENEE150) or equivalent. Computational methods (Fourier Optics) for advanced optical modeling. Implement algorithms in Python3 or MATLAB, focusing on physics and mathematics. Explore experimental considerations and plotting schemes. Simulate telescope or laser cavity systems for understanding and improvement recommendations. Skeleton code provided to allow focus on key calculations and interpretation.

Sister Courses: PHYS399, PHYS399C, PHYS399D, PHYS399E, PHYS399I, PHYS399J, PHYS399K, PHYS399L, PHYS399W, PHYS399Y

Fall 2024

Benjamin Schreyer

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Thomas Antonsen

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