Dear Prof. Steven and Meep users, I'm worried about my frequency setting in Meep, in the tutorial it says that frequency in meep is in units of 2πc/a, so if c is the speed of light in this equation (not 1 as it sometimes says), then I need to convert my frequency according to this formula, so if I have f=100 Hz for example then I should define my source frequency to 100(2πc/a) where c=299792458, so if I have a = 1 m, then frequency is 100(2πc/1)=1.8836e11?! so the wavelength is c/frequency =1.59e-3 ? Or I just can define the regular wavelength of c/f =speed of light/100? I'm confused about this term and it is a major term in my simulation, please let me know, any kind of help or hint is very appreciated. Thank you very much RM
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