So far the project represents a number of organized scripts in Lumerical scripting language to effectively investigate resonant optical properties of high-index dielectric nanocylinders. Consider Lumerical's tutorial in scripting first before using it, if needed.

Basically, the total control over simulation parameters is located in main.lsf script (located in ~/src). Altering the parameters one can simulate system with desired properties. At first, set "run_flag = false;" to see what model the script builds when playing with parameters.

Next check the memory report to be sure that simulation "fits into" Your resources. Changing "run_flag" to "true" You enable the start of the simulation and postprocessing of results.

Output results can be presented in a nice poster-like form with the help of Gnuplot and MATLAB data visualizing features and LaTeX (see results.pdf).

 

Last edit: Dmitry Markovich 2014-08-21