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    • Materials Science

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    • Diffractive deep neural networks (D²NNs) show promise for multi-functional optical materials.
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    • To introduce a more general and computationally efficient inverse design algorithm for D²NNs.
    • To optimize diffractive element parameters, including amplitude, phase, and spacing.

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    • Developed the (DNA)² algorithm, utilizing adjoint sensitivity analysis for inverse design.
    • Implemented a single, GPU-compatible step for computing all necessary gradients.
    • Designed three-layered D²NNs for handwritten digit classification using the MNIST database.

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    • Achieved a minimum classification accuracy of 94.64% for handwritten digits.
    • Demonstrated efficient training times, completing within 192 minutes.
    • Successfully optimized linear and nonlinear parameters of diffractive elements.

    Conclusions:

    • The (DNA)² algorithm significantly improves the generality and computational efficiency of D²NN design.
    • This approach enables high-accuracy optical material design and classification tasks.
    • The method offers a powerful tool for advancing diffractive optics and machine learning applications.