University of Texas at Arlington

A Multivariate Analysis of Green Building Options

Kung P., Chen V.C.P., Robinson A., University of Texas at Arlington, US

Green building is based on the concept of sustainable development. In this paper, we utilized the software eQUEST in a computer experiments approach to study building options that potentially impact energy usage and cost metrics. [...]

Design of Microassembly through Process Modeling in Virtual Reality

Das A.N., Stephanou H.E., University of Texas at Arlington, US

In this work we discuss how construction of microsystems via microassembly can be optimized through simulation of the entire process in virtual reality prior to actual execution. We exercise a holistic approach towards microscale manufacturing [...]

Design of Silicon-based Leaky-mode Resonant Nanopatterned Devices Using Inverse Numerical Methods

Shokooh-Saremi M., Magnusson R., Suleski T.J., Johnson E.G., University of Texas at Arlington, US

We present single-layer, silicon-based resonant leaky-mode elements implemented with periodic waveguide layers. This new device class has wide applicability in photonic devices and systems. Leaky waveguide modes can be exited when an incident light beam [...]

Fabrication of Guided-mode Resonance Devices by Soft Lithography in Hybrimers

Lee K.J., Magnusson R., Jin J.H., Bae B.-S., University of Texas at Arlington, US

Diffractive optical elements and photonic crystals consist of fine spatial patterns designed to affect the spectrum, polarization, phase and other properties of light. Periodic layered structures are widely used in integrated optics, communication systems, spectroscopy, [...]