ArticleACS omega2026
Cauchyformer: Few-Shot Spectrum Inference for Photonic Metasurfaces via Mixture of Cauchy.
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Abstract
Inferring hard-to-access spectra from simpler measurements is a fundamental challenge across photonics, materials science, chemistry, and biology. Intrinsic cross-frequency correlations encode rich information about structure, composition, and dynamics; utilizing these relations enables rapid characterization, screening, and design without expensive iterative simulations or experiments. A representative and highly demanding setting is metasurface photonics, where structural optimization relies on large-scale partial differential equation (PDE) solvers, rendering ultrabroadband full-wave electromagnetic simulations prohibitively expensive. Existing time-series and signal forecasting approaches typically require large training data sets, yet spectral data is often scarce and costly to acquire. Moreover, these data-driven models lack explicit awareness of the underlying spectral physics. In this work, we introduce
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