Minisymposium (ID: SS-CPH)

Computational Photonics

Organizers: Harry E. Ruda, University of Toronto and Marek S. Wartak, Wilfrid Laurier University

This emerging field of computational science is playing a critically important role in designing new generations of integrated optics modules, long haul transmission and telecommunication systems. An important part is played by studies of the behavior of light and light-matter interactions using analytical and computational models. Possible areas of applications include medical diagnostics, optical computing, optical communications, and homeland security; however, it also introduces new challenges in device modeling. This special session is being organized to share recent developments in the computational aspect of photonics.

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