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Ability to regulate the speed of light emiting #37

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AnonySharma opened this issue Dec 28, 2021 · 3 comments
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Ability to regulate the speed of light emiting #37

AnonySharma opened this issue Dec 28, 2021 · 3 comments

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@AnonySharma
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AnonySharma commented Dec 28, 2021

Is there any way to regulate the speed of rays hitting the surface?

@ricktu288
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What do you mean by "regulate"?

@anonysharma-work
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I meant, the moment we turn ON the beam of rays in a closed surface, we see it suddenly fills up the container. I was asking if we can change the speed of light being emitted so that, we could see it bouncing off the mirrors one by one.

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Currently there is a very hacky way to achieve this by using a GRIN-glass with constant refractive index 1 and very small numerical step size (just to slow down the processing).

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However, this only works for reflections and not refraction, since the latter will involve different speed of light which is not simulated by the constant-step-size nature of the numerical solver.

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