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Here is a daily log for Haihao Liu from 2016.6.5 to 2016.8.7 in Saito Lab in Tohoku Univ.

Daily schedule (tentative)†

• 09:30-10:00 Finishing/continuing any work from previous day
• 10:00-12:00 Discussion with Shoufie-san
• 12:00-13:00 Lunch
• 13:00-14:30 Discussion with Shoufie-san
• 14:30-15:00 Prepare daily report presentation
• 15:00-15:30 Meeting with Saito-sensei
• 15:30-17:30 Continuing work/updating Pukiwiki

Goal of the project†

• To enhance electric field at graphene surface by changing the possible patterns of dielectric thin layers through deep learning algorithms.
• Keywords: graphene, transfer matrix, deep learning

Schedule for discussion†

10:00-12:00 13:00-14:30

• Please note that: All appointment should be done by communicating each other on what kind of subjects will you teach.
  • If Haihao-san asks you what he needs, please answer it with CC to Saito.
  • If you do not have any materials to be taught, please give him an easy question to solve.
  • If Haihao-san could not answer this question, it means that your question is bad (needs some knowledge).
  • If Haihao-san can answer within 2 mins, it means that you gave improper question (the answer is too trivial).

Questions and Answers†

This section is for posting questions from Haihao-san and answers from other group members.

• Please list here with some simple reasons or details.
• For every problem, give a tag double asterisks (**) in the code so that it will appear in the table of contents.
• For the answer, give a tag triple asterisks (***) in the code below the problem in order to make a proper alignment.
• List from new to old.

Q: (Placeholder)†

A: (Placeholder)†

Report†

This part is basically written by Haihao-san. Any other people can add this. Here the information should be from new to old so that we do not need to scroll.

June 8†

• Wrote MATLAB program to construct transfer matrix for n-th Fibonacci lattice
• Plotted transmission probability as a function of frequency, 10th gen made a nice looking fractal

To do:

• Clean up MATLAB code
• Plot E field in Fibonacci lattice as function of distance (z), see points of most enhancement

June 7†

• Walked to campus, took around 30 mins
• Found explicit formula for n-th Fibonacci number, and wrote Python program to generate n-th iteration of the Fibonacci fractal
• Derived matching (boundary) and propagation matrices in transfer matrix method, used to calculate R and T probabilities for comparison
• Derived E and H relations from Maxwell's equations (Ampere's)
• Introduced myself at group meeting, shared some omiyage from China
• Set up printer over LAN

To do:

• Check that theory agrees with Snell?s Law
• Construct transfer matrix for n-th Fibonacci lattice

June 6†

• Nugraha-sensei helped me set up lab server access, mail client, etc.
• Bento lunch from Espace Ouvert restaurant (next to 7-11 on bottom floor of new building), ate with Saito-sensei who played his ukulele
• Learned how to derive boundary conditions for EM wave passing from one dielectric media to another, using Maxwell's equations (Faraday's and Ampere's)
• Solved for reflection and transmission probabilities at boundary for normal incident wave

To do:

• Test SHH from dorm room
• Read pages on reflection and transmission of EM waves at boundary, and derive probabilities for both TE and TM both of oblique incident waves