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20132026
most citedDesign of a freeform two-reflector system to collimate and shape a point source distribution

14 citations · 44 across the 23 of their papers we have counts for

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24 papers

physics.optics2026

Direct Optimization of a 3D Finite-Source Reflector via Neural-Network Parameterization

Roel Hacking, Lisa Kusch, Martijn Anthonissen +1

We present a direct optimization method for three-dimensional freeform reflectors that transform the light of a finite-étendue source into a prescribed far-field angular intensity…

cs.LG2026

Neural-network methods for two-dimensional finite-source reflector design

Roel Hacking, Lisa Kusch, Koondanibha Mitra +2

We address the inverse problem of designing two-dimensional reflectors that transform light from a finite, extended source into a prescribed far-field distribution. The reflector h…

physics.optics2025

An inverse design method for generalized zero-étendue sources and two targets

Pieter Braam, Jan ten Thije Boonkkamp, Martijn Anthonissen +3

We present an inverse method to compute freeform optical surfaces that transform a light distribution, parameterized by two source planes, into two separate target distributions. T…

physics.optics2025

Design of a three-dimensional parallel-to-point imaging system based on inverse methods

Sanjana Verma, Lisa Kusch, Koondanibha Mitra +3

We present an inverse method for designing a three-dimensional imaging system comprising of freeform optical surfaces. We impose an imaging condition on the optical map and combine…

physics.optics2025

An Inverse Method for the Design of Freeform Double-Reflector Imaging Systems

Sanjana Verma, Lisa Kusch, Martijn J. H. Anthonissen +2

We propose an inverse method to design two-dimensional freeform imaging systems. We present the mathematical model to design a parallel-to-point double-reflector imaging system usi…

physics.optics2025

Inverse freeform design of a parallel-to-two-target reflector system

Pieter Braam, Jan ten Thije Boonkkamp, Martijn Anthonissen +3

We present an inverse method for transforming a given parallel light emittance to two light distributions at different parallel target planes using two freeform reflectors. The ref…