Background Index
See original GitHub issueIs there a way to change the background index (i.e. to an oxide or other cladding value) or is this something that would be of low usefulness? I guess since it is relative permitivitty it may not matter but it seems like that would be useful for informing a real implementation. It seems to me in your structures.py file you hard-code the background to 1 like:
design_region = apply_regions([box], xs, ys, 2) - 1
Where maybe that could be a parameter instead of ‘2’. I changed that value around but the init_design_region rewrites it based on this value and I started going down the rabbit hole.
Either way, I was just curious. This project is pretty brilliant, great work!
P.S. I was working through the Splitting Jupyter Notebook after I stumbled upon this from your paper.
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glad you like it! We’re thinking about revamping it at some point. Maybe using pytorch and automatic differentiation, so stay tuned!
Awesome! Seems to work with mine too, thanks. I’m excited to keep playing with this tool.