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1. Computational Nanophotonics – Designing Spaces for Light

   29 Jun 2016 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Alexander V. Kildishev

   In this presentation, after a brief review of previous work based on the innovative methods of transformation optics, I present a new class of elliptic omnidirectional concentrators focusing light on a disk, a thin strip, or a rod. This study expands the theory of a circular omnidirectional concentrator—an ‘optical black hole’—previously developed by our team, and then experimentally demonstrated at the microwave, at optical spectral bands, and in acoustics.

2. The PhotonicVASEfit Tutorial

   18 Jun 2015 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Ludmila Prokopeva, Alexander V. Kildishev

   This online presentation will help you to get started with our simulation tool PhotonicVASEfit. In the introduction we explain the scenarios in which the simulation tool can be used. We describe the fitting models and give a demo with complete how-to-use instructions.

3. PhotonicVASEfit: VASE fitting tool

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   19 May 2015 | Tools | Contributor(s): Ludmila Prokopeva, You-Chia Chang, Alexander V. Kildishev (editor)

   Retrieves optical constants of a material by fitting it to VASE (Variable Angle Spectroscopic Ellipsometry) data

4. PhotonicsPOS: Particle on Substrate

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   13 Mar 2014 | Tools | Contributor(s): Rohith Chandrasekar, Urcan Guler, Ludmila Prokopeva, Alexander V. Kildishev

   Scattering solutions for a core-shell spherical particle on a planar lamellar substrate

5. Ongoing Transformation of Computational Nanophotonics

   18 May 2014 | Online Presentations | Contributor(s): Alexander V. Kildishev

   Computational nanophotonics is one of the central tools of the science of light and photonic device engineering. It plays a crucial role in enabling optical technologies ranging from bio-sensing to quantum information processing. Up to the present, a plethora of various methods and commercial software founded on conventional computational electromagnetics methods have been developed. But this is about to change. ...

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