Inverse design of two-dimensional disordered structures for spectral optimization of random lasers

The structure of disordered gain media for a two-dimensional random laser was designed to obtain the specified spectrum of the emitted light. A scattering medium with a checkerboard structure was used to produce random lasing. Structural optimization was performed using a direct binary search method. The simulation results show that the emitted light can be concentrated at a single wavelength or within a specific wavelength range. The effect of the pump rate and manufacturing errors on the optimized spectrum of the laser emission was also examined. In this paper, we propose a new design scheme for achieving laser emission with any specified spectral shape by considering a multiple scattering medium as deterministic cavities.

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This study presents a design scheme for achieving laser emission with a specified spectral shape by utilizing the structure of disordered gain media. The use of a scattering medium with a checkerboard structure allows for random lasing. Structural optimization through a direct binary search method enables the concentration of emitted light at a single wavelength or within a specific wavelength range. The impact of pump rate and manufacturing errors on the optimized spectrum of laser emission is also examined.