2000
DOI: 10.1117/12.405265
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Design of a gradient-index beam shaping system via a genetic algorithm optimization method

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“…In these practical design applications, it is not uncommon to deal with multi-objective functions where the goals may be conflicting and a tradeoff must be made to strike a balance. In such cases, global optimization computational methods such as genetic algorithms and particle swarm optimization can be considered [28]. For example, in filter design, the optimization function is multi-objective and is a weighted sum that balances bandwidth, ripple and rejection ratio.…”
Section: Theoretical Methods To Design Em Media/devicesmentioning
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“…In these practical design applications, it is not uncommon to deal with multi-objective functions where the goals may be conflicting and a tradeoff must be made to strike a balance. In such cases, global optimization computational methods such as genetic algorithms and particle swarm optimization can be considered [28]. For example, in filter design, the optimization function is multi-objective and is a weighted sum that balances bandwidth, ripple and rejection ratio.…”
Section: Theoretical Methods To Design Em Media/devicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, the field of engineered EM complexes has received much attention with the constant demand for lighter, cheaper, and faster turnaround technology. Several reports have documented the use of additive manufacturing to fabricate 3D EM devices, including gradient index lenses [25,26] at both microwave [27,28] and optical frequencies [26], and radio frequency lenses that attain resolution beyond the diffraction limit [29,30]. These methods may be utilized to construct 3D EM designs [31,32] that incorporate non-planar geometries and material inhomogeneity [33].…”
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“…The genetic algorithm (GA) has been applied to solve the optimization problems when both discrete and continuous parameters are required to define the system. Evans and Shealy 11,17 have proposed serveral beam shaping merit functions and have used the GA to study two-and three-element GRIN beam shapers. The global optimization method of the commercial software ZEMAX 22 optical design and analysis program includes the GA method along with other methods.…”
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“…It is important to study ways to convert a input Gaussian beam into a more uniform output beam. There are reflective, 1-4 refractive, [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11] and diffractive [12][13][14][15][16] methods to shaping laser beam profiles. Geometrical optics has been applied to the design of the laser beam shaping systems.…”
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