Martijn Anthonissen
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I am a mathematician and work at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) in the Netherlands.
Many things in the world around us can be described with mathematical models. These equations are usually too difficult to solve exactly, but it is possible to solve them numerically. This field is called numerical mathematics or scientific computing. Computer simulations offer a new way to approach science in addition to theory and experiments.
I work in the Computational Illumination Optics group at TU/e. The basic goal in illumination optics is to design an optical system that turns a given light source and into a desired light output. Typical applications are LED lighting, road lights and car headlights.
Many things in the world around us can be described with mathematical models. These equations are usually too difficult to solve exactly, but it is possible to solve them numerically. This field is called numerical mathematics or scientific computing. Computer simulations offer a new way to approach science in addition to theory and experiments.
I work in the Computational Illumination Optics group at TU/e. The basic goal in illumination optics is to design an optical system that turns a given light source and into a desired light output. Typical applications are LED lighting, road lights and car headlights.
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