Using Zernike Polynomials to create diffraction gratings for use with Adaptive Optics Technology. I wanted to know why it is best to use MATLAB and not any other programming language. What makes MATLAB so useful in doing such things.
Why use MATLAB to create diffraction gratings and not any other prgramming language such as C++ or Java?
It doesn't really matter which language you use however MATLAB is well suited to writing small applications to do scientific computing.
If you are going to be taking eigenvalues, or taking a Fourier transform these things are already built into MATLAB and run fast. In C, C++, and Java you have to search around for libraries and figure out how to use them.
Reply:MATLAB takes care of a lot of work such as the data structures, mathematical routines not to mention the Graphics support. C, C++, Java are all much faster than MATLAB and can generate more accurate results but it is time consuming.
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