Moosh: A Numerical Swiss Army Knife for the Optics of Multilayers in Octave/Matlab

  • Defrance J
  • Lemaître C
  • Ajib R
  • et al.
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Abstract

The aim of Moosh is to provide a complete set of tools to compute all the optical properties of any multilayered structure: reflection, transmission, absorption spectra, as well as gaussian beam propagation or guided modes. It can be seen as a semi-analytic (making it light and fast) solver for Maxwell’s equations in multilayers. It is written in Octave/Matlab, available on Github and based on scattering matrices, making it perfectly stable. This software is meant to be extremely easy to (re)use, and could prove useful in many research areas like photovoltaics, plasmonics and nanophotonics, as well as for educational purposes for the large number of physical phenomena it can illustrate.

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Defrance, J., Lemaître, C., Ajib, R., Benedicto, J., Mallet, E., Pollès, R., … Moreau, A. (2016). Moosh: A Numerical Swiss Army Knife for the Optics of Multilayers in Octave/Matlab. Journal of Open Research Software, 4(1), 13. https://doi.org/10.5334/jors.100

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