Applied Optics · 1978 · 55 citations · 2 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsComputational ElectromagneticsComputational MechanicsOpticsApproximation MethodsEigenvalue ProblemsMatrix ComputationOptical ResonatorsPhysical OpticsEigenmode AnalysisEigenvalue AlgorithmsEigenvalue ComputationEigenvaluesEigenvectorsMatrix Eigenvalue ProblemsMode SolversResonant Cavity Analysis
The Prony method is extended to handle the nonsymmetric algebraic eigenvalue problem and improved to search automatically for the number of dominant eigenvalues. A simple iterative algorithm is given to compute the associated eigenvectors. Resolution studies using the QR method are made in order to determine the accuracy of the matrix approximation. Numerical results are given for both simple well defined resonators and more complex advanced designs containing multiple propagation geometries and misaligned mirrors.
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Unstable Optical Resonator Loss Calculations Using the Prony Method
A. E. Siegman, Henry Miller · Applied Optics · 1970 · 199 citations
Natural Sciences, Physics, Optics +15