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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Photonic computing"”.

  1. Shaping light-matter interactions for free-electron radiation and photonic computing

    Nanophotonics has become over the past decades a paramount technology, enabling, among other things, the design of novel light sources, detectors, and devices controlling the polarization, spectral, and angular distribution of light. A landmark of nanophotonics is the design of nanostructured …

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  2. Efficient Network Systems Design for Machine Learning

    … at an unprecedented pace. As the demand for computing resources grows, the need for low-latency and energy-efficient network systems becomes increasingly urgent. This thesis introduces efficient network systems designed to support machine learning workloads. It presents three key systems: …

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  3. Slow and Fast Light Using Quantum-Dot and Quantum-Well Semiconductor Optical Amplifiers

    … applications in future optical communication, photonic computing, and microwave signal processing. These applications have recently triggered immense experimental and theoretical interest in the research community. Numerous studies report large optical delays while sacrificing many important …

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  4. Diffraction-based Optical Architectures for Processing One-dimensional Data

    … on-demand and scalable computer hardware, with photonic methods at the centre of emerging solutions. Using light as a fundamental resource, free-space optical computing and integrated photonic computing devices provide, respectively, powers of natural parallelism and miniaturisability. Recent …

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