论文信息 - Triangular system solutions on an optical systolic processor.

Triangular system solutions on an optical systolic processor.

It is noted that the simplified system of equations presented by Casasent and Ghosh (1983) can also be solved optically. One realization of this is described, with attention given to data flow and speed for the case of a lower triangular system of equations. The solution of an upper triangular system of equations can be handled in analogous fashion. The problem requires a matrix-vector processor. Only one carrier frequency input to the acoustooptic cell and only one output detector are used. To multiply a matrix by a vector in this system, the time-multiplexed vector elements are fed into the acoustooptic cell.

David Casasent | Anjan Ghosh

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