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Minyang Wang

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Deep Learning Assisted Modeling for $\chi^{(2)}$ Nonlinear Optics

Modeling second-order ($\chi^{(2)}$) nonlinear optical processes remains computationally expensive due to the need to resolve fast field oscillations and simulate wave propagation using methods like the split-step Fourier method (SSFM). This can become a bottleneck in real-time applications, such as high-repetition-rate laser systems requiring rapid feedback and control. We present an LSTM-based surrogate model trained on SSFM simulations generated from a start-to-end model of the photocathode drive laser at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory's Linac Coherent Light Source II. The model achieves over 250x speedup while maintaining high fidelity, enabling future real-time optimization and laying the foundation for data-integrated modeling frameworks and digital twins of laser systems.

physics.optics

Design, Optimization, and Blackbox Optimization of Laser Systems

Chirped pulse amplification (CPA) and subsequent nonlinear optical (NLO) systems constitute the backbone of myriad advancements in semiconductor and additive manufacturing, communication networks, biology and medicine, defense and national security, and a host of other sectors over the past decades. Accurately and efficiently modeling CPA and NLO-based laser systems is challenging because of the multitude of coupled linear and nonlinear processes and high variability in simulation frameworks. The lack of fully-integrated models severely hampers further advances in tailoring existing or materializing new CPA+NLO systems. Such tools are the key to enabling emerging optimization and inverse design approaches reliant on data-driven machine learning methods. Here, we present a modular start-to-end software model encompassing an array of amplifier designs and nonlinear optics techniques. The simulator renders time- and frequency-resolved electromagnetic fields alongside essential physical characteristics of energy, fluence, and spectral distribution. To demonstrate its robustness and real-world applicability -- specifically, reverse engineering, system optimization, and inverse design -- we present a case study on the LCLS-II photo-injector laser, representative of a high-power and spectro-temporally non-trivial CPA+NLO system.

physics.optics