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Photonic - A perl package for calculations on photonics and metamaterials.

Copyright (C) 2016 by W. Luis Mochán

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mochan@fis.unam.mx

Instituto de Ciencias Físicas, UNAM
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62251 Cuernavaca, Morelos
México

NAME

Photonic::CharacteristicFunctions

VERSION

version 0.023

SYNOPSIS

use Photonic::CharacteristicFuncions qw(triangle isosceles ellipse ring);
my $e=ellipse($N, $ff, $e);
my $t=triangle($N, $r0, $deltar, $theta0);
my $i=isosceles($N, $r0, $delta2, $delta3, $theta0);
my $r=ring($N, $r0, $r1);

DESCRIPTION

Provide a few characteristic functions that may be used in Photonic calculations.

EXPORTABLE FUNCTIONS

  • ellipse($N, $ff, $e)

    returns an ellipse in a square lattice of side (2*$N+1)x(2*$N+1) with filling fraction $ff and quotient between Y and X axes $e.

  • triangle($N, $r0, $deltar, $theta0)

    returns a smooth pear shaped triangle in a square lattice of side (2*$N+1)x(2*$N+1) with border r(theta)=$r0+$deltar*cos(3*(theta-$theta0)) in polar coordinates

  • isosceles($N, $r0, $delta2, $delta3, $theta0)

    returns a smooth pear shaped triangle in a square lattice of side (2*$N+1)x(2*$N+1) with border =r(theta)=$r0+$delta2*cos(2*(theta-$theta0))+$delta3*cos(3*(theta-$theta0)) in polar coordinates

  • ring($N, $r0, $r1)

    returns a hole ring with radius r such that $r0 < r < $r1 in a square cell with 2*$N+1 points per side.