Transformer Architectures for Topological Photonic Crystals: Design, Modeling, and Validation
Arif Alam
Chittagong University of Engineering & Technology
Santiago Nakamura
National University of Singapore
Rezaul Bianchi
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Abstract
Scarce measured data and high experimental costs have hindered progress on topological photonic crystals in tannery wastewater. Model outputs were validated against independent measurements not used during calibration. Yield increased by 27% while feedstock consumption remained essentially unchanged. The methodology is transferable to related problems with only modest adaptation.
Keywords:
topological photonic crystalstransformer architecturespower qualityrenewable integration
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