论文信息 - Computational-Measurement System “Nanoplasmonics”. Part 1: Architecture

Computational-Measurement System “Nanoplasmonics”. Part 1: Architecture

The materials provide a general architecture overview of the system for the calculation and experimental research of processes, phenomena and materials in the field of nanoplasmonics. The key feature of the system is its modularity and the ability to simply extend the functionality. The example of the system usage by scientists is also provided.

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