Algorithm Engineer in EDA Industry

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I googled what is the best forum for physics, and got the answer from there.
I am an algorithm engineer working on inverse lithography in an EDA company. The modeling in inverse lithography involves much optics. I hold a PhD degree from ECE department at University of Florida, but optics is not my background. Thus, I need a place to have discussions of physics problems, especially in wave optics.
 
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