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Feature request: Partial pumping #11

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razimantv opened this issue Jun 8, 2022 · 8 comments
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Feature request: Partial pumping #11

razimantv opened this issue Jun 8, 2022 · 8 comments
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@razimantv
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Can we have trajectories with partial pumping? For example, keep a set of edges at a fixed pump and increase the pump in another set of edges from 0 to high.

@arnaudon arnaudon self-assigned this Jun 14, 2022
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Do you think we would like to have multiple pumps? As in D0 can be a vector of D0s, one per pump, and one has to use custom pump profiles as a list of pump profiles?

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Yes, the general setting would be useful: All edges are pumped as [D1, D2, D3 ...] initially and we change the pumps linearly to [D1', D2', D3'...].

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arnaudon commented Jun 15, 2022

ah, so for each edge we have the 'slope' of d0 and the initial value? So in the code, we vary d0, but on teh edges, we effectively have [D0_0 + D0_1 * d0, D1_0 + D1_1 * d0, etc...] ?

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Yes, that is the idea. But I wonder how it would work with mode competition

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I think it's fine, it could be fun to try! we didn't explore it because it's not quite possible to do in experiments I think. I'll give it a try later this week or early next week

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We are doing experiments like this with coupled disks. We keep one disk at high power and slowly increase the power in the other disk from 0.

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ah ok, I didn't know! interesting!

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wip PR here: #16

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