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Given the reflective index of a a thin film (with some structure) , is it possible to do a spectroscopy simulation by simply sweep the wavelength of the source?
Also, is it possible to compute the polarization of the reflected light from the film?
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Adding polarization-dependent diffraction is one of the things I have planned to add for the future. In fact, I already have an implementation. If I see people is interested I will upload it :)
Next year, around June, I plan to release a new version of diffractsim. I will also write an academic paper discussing it. It will include modeling and light propagation inside anisotropic materials and polarization-dependent devices like polarizers. We can collaborate if you have an interesting application as long it can be included in an academic publication.
Given the reflective index of a a thin film (with some structure) , is it possible to do a spectroscopy simulation by simply sweep the wavelength of the source?
Also, is it possible to compute the polarization of the reflected light from the film?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: