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LASER light in 2D axisymmetric model

Posted 2024年9月10日 GMT-4 22:34 Modeling Tools & Definitions, Modeling Workflow, Physics Interfaces 2 Replies

Swopan Barman
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I would like to simulate the incidence of laser light on a surface using a 2D axisymmetric model. Could you guide me on how to approach this development?

2 Replies Last Post 2024年9月14日 GMT-4 08:34
Robert Koslover Certified Consultant
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Posted: 7 months ago 2024年9月10日 GMT-4 23:03

That's actually a very non-specific question. What aspect(s) do you wish to model? What kind of surface? E.g., did you want to explore light scattering? Absorption? Heating? Is this a short pulse or continuous wave? There are various physical processes that you can use Comsol Multiphysics to explore and you wouldn't normally model them all in the same way.

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That's actually a very non-specific question. What aspect(s) do you wish to model? What kind of surface? E.g., did you want to explore light scattering? Absorption? Heating? Is this a short pulse or continuous wave? There are various physical processes that you can use Comsol Multiphysics to explore and you wouldn't normally model them all in the same way.
Swopan Barman
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Posted: 7 months ago 2024年9月14日 GMT-4 08:34
Updated: 7 months ago 2024年9月14日 GMT-4 08:38

Actually, I want focus light on the gold coated nanopore to observe plasmonic effect.

Actually, I want focus light on the gold coated nanopore to observe plasmonic effect.

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