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Didulani Acharige¹, Eric Johlin¹

¹Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, Western University, London, Ontario N6A 5B9, Canada.

|September 26, 2022

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Artificial neural networks (ANNs) accelerate nanophotonic structure design. Pretrained networks excel at predicting optical responses and generating novel structures with improved performance.

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Area of Science:

Nanophotonics
Computational electromagnetics
Machine learning

Background:

Algorithmic design of nanophotonic structures is crucial for component efficiency.
Current methods are computationally intensive and may not yield globally optimal solutions.
Machine learning offers a promising avenue to accelerate design and improve modeling.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore artificial neural network (ANN) techniques for enhancing nanophotonic structure design.
To evaluate the performance of different ANN approaches in interpolation and extrapolation.
To investigate the potential of ANNs for generating novel nanophotonic structures.

Main Methods:

Utilized artificial neural networks (ANNs) for the forward design of absorbing nanophotonic structures.
Compared standard ANNs with combined classical machine learning techniques.
Investigated the impact of pretraining on general image classification tasks.
Evaluated deep neural networks against more complex architectures (convolutional, autoencoder layers).

Main Results:

ANNs significantly reduce the time required for predicting nanophotonic structure responses.
Pretrained networks demonstrate strong performance in both interpolative and extrapolative prediction with minimal training.
Standard deep neural networks outperform complex architectures in extrapolation.
ANNs successfully generate structures with spectral responses beyond the training data range.

Conclusions:

ANNs provide a computationally efficient method for nanophotonic structure design.
Pretrained ANNs offer a robust approach for predicting optical responses and enabling extrapolation.
Deep neural networks are particularly effective for extrapolation tasks in nanophotonics.
This work demonstrates the potential of ANNs for generating novel nanophotonic structures with tailored spectral responses.