Is there a reason why flux-in-box works inside a print statement but not inside
a variable assignment?
The following statement works:
(print \nflux is: (flux-in-box X (volume (center 0 0) (size 1 1
But the following statements croak:
(define foo 0)
(define (set-variables)
(set! foo
Dear meep users
I am just starting to use meep and want to simulate nonlinear structures in
1D (currently just one material, source is a gaussian with Ex that
propagates in z).
To visualize time domain signal I found the flux-in-box. However, as an
output I get a singel number: 0.0.
Shouldn't
Hi all,
Regarding the flux-in-box function, it needs a direction, and a
box-shaped volume. I don't clearly understand this. The example in the
documentation presents a y-z cross-section of unit size and defines
'dir' to be X. I understand this to be a box whose x-length spans the
On Sat, 5 Jan 2008, Manoj Rajagopalan wrote:
Regarding the flux-in-box function, it needs a direction, and a
box-shaped volume. I don't clearly understand this. The example in the
documentation presents a y-z cross-section of unit size and defines
'dir' to be X. I understand this to be a box
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