For a cone with peak, the center you specify in meep is at half the
altitude (line from the peak that perpendicularly bisects the base).
For a cone with two radii, I don't remember, but I guess it's the
halfway point between the two bases.
It's easy to check! Just make a test geometry and look at the output.
Best,
Matt
On Wed, 12 Aug 2009, asadollahbaik a. (aa306) wrote:
Dear Meep users,
Does anyone know where the centre point of a cone is?!
I think it is obvious to figure out where is the centre point for a
cylinder, sphere, block, ellipsoid, but where not the cone geometry
object!
Thanks,
Asa
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