On Sep 28, 2009, at 9:34 PM, 李志强 wrote:
I suspect meep has memory leak somewhere. When I do calculations
with meep and oversee the occupancy of the memory, I find that the
memory occupancy is increasing until the calculation ends. The
memory occupancy after the calculation is obviously large
On Oct 26, 2009, at 4:07 AM, 李志强 wrote:
When I try to compile meep for the second time on my computer
where I compiled meep successfully before. I came across the error:
"Linking to guile failed. guile-config is broken after configure".
Everything needed has been intalled including libc
On Nov 16, 2009, at 1:50 AM, 蒙自明 wrote:
Dear Steven and all:
I am a new user of Meep. What I want to ask is about:
How can I determine the time-average input power and record the
time-average output power at some position?
According to the part "Units and Nonlinearity in Meep" on th
On Nov 9, 2009, at 8:55 AM, 詹天荣 wrote:
Is the PML layer inside the cell for meep 1.1.1 as prevoius
version?
Yes. See the Meep manual:
The spatial thickness of the PML layer (which extends from the
boundary towards the inside of the computational cell).
Steven
Hi Andrew,
Excuse me - I misunderstood your problem. You are correct, meep only
supports line sources that are parallel to the domain boundaries, and
your solution is the only possibility for having a tilted beam in meep
as of yet.
The quotation you cite below is a different problem al
I have used line sources to generate pulsed Gaussian beams, but encountered
difficulty when I tried to use the same technique to generate a tilted
pulsed Gaussian beam. The method I tried first, unsuccessfully, was similar
to what you suggest. Perhaps I do not properly understand your suggestion?
Hi Andrew,
There is an easier and more elegant way to do this using meep sources
with non-point sizes (lines in 2d or surfaces in 3d).
To make a line source in meep, you just specify the source to have some
width (for periodic structures it is usually the lattice width). You
then speci
hello everyone
last Saturday I ask a question about how to plot flux, and thank you.
I write a square lattice using both mpb and meep to simulate.
but I get different result.
mpb tells me that band gap is 0.21 to 0.25 (normalized frequency).
but meep tells me that band gap is 0.28 to 0.30 (no
I needed a tilted, pulsed beam in one of my meep simulations, and I noticed
a few others on the mailing list have asked for something similar. I decided
to make my tilted-beam source out of a bunch of point sources, and it seemed
to work pretty well. Hopefully someone else finds this useful, or po
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