LiuX2018/On-computational-optics
Xin's insights into computational optics
This collection of insights explores how the science of light (optics) can be combined with computational methods to solve complex problems, particularly inverse problems in optical engineering. It takes a deep dive into the underlying principles and practical approaches for those working with optical systems and data. Researchers and engineers in optical fields who need to understand and apply computational techniques to light-related challenges would find this valuable.
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Use this if you are an optics professional or student looking for conceptual guidance and foundational knowledge on integrating computational problem-solving into your optical work, especially concerning inverse problems.
Not ideal if you are looking for ready-to-use code, specific algorithms, or a step-by-step tutorial for implementing computational optics solutions.
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