A Web Tool for Research in Nonlinear Optics
Nikolay V. Prikhod’ko, Viktor A. Abramovsky, Natalia V. Abramovskaya, Andrey P. Demichev, A. P. Kryukov, Stanislav P. Polyakov
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Nikolay V. Prikhod’ko, Viktor A. Abramovsky, Natalia V. Abramovskaya, Andrey P. Demichev, A. P. Kryukov, Stanislav P. Polyakov
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This paper presents a project of developing the web platform called WebNLO for computer modeling of nonlinear optics phenomena. We discuss a general scheme of the platform and a model for interaction between the platform modules. The platform is built as a set of interacting RESTful web services (SaaS approach). Users can interact with the platform through a web browser or command line interface. Such a resource has no analogues in the field of nonlinear optics and will be created for the first time therefore allowing researchers to access high-performance computing resources that will significantly reduce the cost of the research and development process.
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This paper presents a project of developing the web platform called WebNLO for computer modeling of nonlinear optics phenomena. We discuss a general scheme of the platform and a model for interaction between the platform modules. The platform is built as a set of interacting RESTful web services (SaaS approach). Users can interact with the platform through a web browser or command line interface. Such a resource has no analogues in the field of nonlinear optics and will be created for the first time therefore allowing researchers to access high-performance computing resources that will significantly reduce the cost of the research and development process.
Key concepts: Computer science, Scheme (mathematics), Interface (matter), Web application, User interface, Field (mathematics), Nonlinear system, Web service