nanophotonic → Lightsmith
nanophotonic is now Lightsmith, the open photonics suite: one typed
JSON problem spec solved by Mie, T-matrix, DDA, FDTD, TMM, RCWA, FDE, EME, FDFD, PWE and circuit solvers on
CPU or GPU, with differentiable inverse design, for humans and AI agents.
This package only exists so that the name leads you there: installing it installs lightsmith, and
import nanophotonic gives you the lightsmith API. Please depend on lightsmith directly:
pip install lightsmith # or: uv add lightsmith
pip install "lightsmith[gpu]" # + PyTorch for the GPU solvers
import lightsmith as ls
- Documentation: https://lightsmith-photonics.github.io/lightsmith/
- Source: https://github.com/lightsmith-photonics/lightsmith
MIT licence.
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