Dear Steven and Meep users
I'm want to create a model with arbitrary (or custom made geometry). I just
want to know if I can define such a thing in meep. I only see block, sphere,
cylinder, and a "a-block-like" geometries available. So please let me know if I
can define my own and how, or if a
Hi rand,
this can be done by the material-function and is described in the
reference.
You have to create a function which takes a vector3 (position) and
returns a material.
Andreas
rand mouradi wrote:
> Dear Steven and Meep users
> I'm want to create a model with arbitrary (or custom made geom
Yes, you can use a "material-function" type to define the material as
an arbitrary function of position. You can also build up many more
complicated geometries by combinations of blocks, cylinders, etc.
On Nov 24, 2008, at 11:17 AM, rand mouradi wrote:
I'm want to create a model with arbitra
On Nov 23, 2008, at 8:11 AM, hc_020 wrote:
Meep supports the dielectric tensor internally via the
structure::inveps data structure as you have said. From the cpp code
I know meep support the conductivity via "double
*conductivity[NUM_FIELD_COMPONENTS][5]", and now we just use the
diagonal
neal skinner wrote:
> Zheng, Lieven, WBR and Fellow MEEP users,
>
> Your suggestions were right on the money. When I got rsh enabled and
> started specifying the full path to meep-mpi, things started working.
> Unfortunately, I am dissapointed by the decrease in execution times I
> have experienc
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