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Math 6111 - Numerical methods Coursework 2 Due: 14 December 2011 You must submit electronically (via Blackboard) a copy of the Matlab m-files required by the tasks below. The deadline is 12:00 Wednesday, December 14 2011. Penalties for late submission: 10% of the total marks for the assignment per working day after the assignment is due (where a working day is a 24 hour period starting form original hand in deadline, skipping days on which the University is closed), for up to 5 working days. No marks will be obtained for submissions that are later than 5 working days. Assessment Criteria: Assessment will primarily be based on the successful solution of the problems and your method of solution, which should be justified. You will also be assessed on the clarity of your code. Please ensure that all of it is written in good Matlab style, is properly commented and is robust; e.g., all input arguments should be explained and checked. Figures produced should be clearly presented with labels, titles, etc. Plagiarism: Your are encouraged to discuss your work with your colleagues in general terms, but your submitted work MUST be your own. 1 Photorefractive liquid crystal cells A photorefractive liquid crystal cell is formed by the interaction of a photoconducting layer with a standard liquid crystal cell, as shown by Figure 1. The transmission of optical beams through the cell will induce an exchange of energy, observed as a change in amplitudes, from the incident beams into a discrete set of output beams where is defined by the separation in the input beams. This process is known as optical coupling. Further details are given in a paper by Daly et al, Applied Physics B. 95:3 589–596 (2009). Figure 1: Photorefractive liquid crystal cell, a liquid crystal layer is sandwiched between two alignment l