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Hi again,
I was wondering if there are any plans to implement a vectorized version of the "incoherent, or partly-incoherent-partly-coherent, transfer matrix method" as implemented in the original tmm package by S. Byrnes?
For one of my projects, I reproduced the original functionality for a particular case (fitting to FTIR data of a DBR on a thick bulk slab, with vacuum as a sub- and superstrate).
I imagine that the partly-coherent method might benefit people in similar use cases, both in measurement and simulation.
My crude implementation already resulted in a considerable speed improvement compared to the original tmm code. If you're interested, I could take a deeper dive to generalize and optimize the code further for a possible contribution to tmm_fast.
I'm open to discussing this further should you be interested.
Best, superluminescent
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Hi, @superluminescent
I'm interesting in the vectorized version of the "incoherent, or partly-incoherent-partly-coherent, transfer matrix method", is there any source that you could share ?
@superluminescent the incoherent method is now implemented in the develop branch and should work. I haven't tested gradients yet but the reflectivitiy and transsmissivity computation seems correct.
@pwilliam123in this paper, S. Byrnes explains how the coherent and also incoherent mehtod works. The tmm-fast implementation also follows his naming convention, so if you're interested you should see the similarities
Hi again,
I was wondering if there are any plans to implement a vectorized version of the "incoherent, or partly-incoherent-partly-coherent, transfer matrix method" as implemented in the original tmm package by S. Byrnes?
For one of my projects, I reproduced the original functionality for a particular case (fitting to FTIR data of a DBR on a thick bulk slab, with vacuum as a sub- and superstrate).
I imagine that the partly-coherent method might benefit people in similar use cases, both in measurement and simulation.
My crude implementation already resulted in a considerable speed improvement compared to the original tmm code. If you're interested, I could take a deeper dive to generalize and optimize the code further for a possible contribution to tmm_fast.
I'm open to discussing this further should you be interested.
Best, superluminescent
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: