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9: ...r''' (Kerr & Pockels) dielectric and magnetic materials, and electric/magnetic '''conductivities''' &sigm... - MPB Introduction (14,329 bytes)
30: ...codes to compute the modes of periodic dielectric materials (although we don't know of any others that have b... - MPB Installation (12,031 bytes)
83: ...an dielectric tensors] (corresponding to magnetic materials, which break inversion symmetry). - MPB User Reference (74,624 bytes)
100: This class is used to specify the materials that geometric objects are made of. Currently, th...
292: ...erstanding diffraction (e.g. negative-diffraction materials and super-prisms). To solve such problems, theref...
445: ...e complex-Hermetian if you are employing magnetic materials. - MPB Acknowledgements (1,732 bytes)
2: This work was supported in part by the Materials Research Science and Engineering Center program o... - Libctl Developer Experience (16,625 bytes)
71: ... example, this is how we might define classes for materials and dielectric objects in an electromagnetic simu... - MPB release notes (22,344 bytes)
14: ...ging algorithm for interfaces between anisotropic materials (see [http://math.mit.edu/~stevenj/papers/papers_...
140: ...ian dielectric tensors (corresponding to magnetic materials, which break time-reversal symmetry) are supporte... - Meep Introduction (25,528 bytes)
30: ...ects are supported in Meep and are described in [[Materials in Meep]].
54: ...th). More generally, you can place perfect metal materials anywhere you want in the computational cell, e.g....
143: ... Unlike MPB, Meep supports metallic and absorbing materials, can compute lossy (resonant) modes, can quickly ... - Meep C-plus-plus Tutorial (11,954 bytes)
19: ...ode>structure</code> (describing the geometry and materials), initialize the <code>fields</code>, add sources... - Meep Reference (109,261 bytes)
53: ; <code>extra-materials</code> [list of <code>material-type</code> class]...
54: ...cified by geometric objects. You should list any materials (other than scalar dielectrics) that are returned...
119: This class is used to specify the materials that geometric objects are made of. Currently, th...
122: ...possibly nonlinear and/or dispersive); see also [[Materials in Meep]]. For backwards compatibility, a synony...
158: ...inear or conductivity materials, your <code>extra-materials</code> list need not match the actual values of &... - Meep FAQ (8,673 bytes)
21: ...erent total power) depending upon the surrounding materials/geometry, and depending on the frequency. (This ...
25: ...lculation in the wrong way. Especially in linear materials, the absolute magnitude of the field is useless; ...
34: ... dispersion, and you must likewise use dispersive materials in Meep to have negative ε at some desire...
40: ...Materials in Meep]] for how to include dispersive materials (which can have negative ε and loss) in M...
42: ...the boundary between negative- and positive-index materials, you will encounter instabilities: because of the... - Meep Acknowledgements (1,459 bytes)
11: This work was supported in part by the Materials Research Science and Engineering Center program o... - Meep C-plus-plus Reference (6,915 bytes)
33: materials parameters (epsilon etc.) and not for simulated f... - Meep Tutorial/Third harmonic generation (8,694 bytes)
3: ... <math>\chi^{(3)}</math>. (See also [[Dielectric materials in Meep]] and [[Units and nonlinearity in Meep]].... - Meep Tutorial/Material dispersion (6,894 bytes)
3: ... to '''material dispersion'''. (See [[Dielectric materials in Meep]] for more information on how material di...
34: ...al. (For more information on the physics of such materials, see e.g. chapter 10 of ''Introduction to Solid ... - Meep Tutorial/Local density of states (8,171 bytes)
5: ...erted by a unit-amplitude dipole (assuming linear materials). In FDTD, computing the LDOS therefore is straig... - Meep release notes (15,091 bytes)
22: * Fixed bug which sometimes prevented dispersive materials from being used in PML regions.
31: * Support for anisotropic dispersive materials (tensor σ parameter).
33: * Support for "thermal" dispersive materials which include noise term in the polarization.
85: * Anisotropic dispersive materials are now supported, although currently the dispers...
99: ... "dummy objects" to specify the existence of some materials when using <code>material-function</code> types. - Casimir calculations in Meep (39,017 bytes)
72: ...spersive) dielectrics one can simply change their materials in the definitions as in a normal Meep simulation...
304: ==Example: dispersive materials==
306: ... discussed in Part I, the treatment of dispersive materials is very similar to the normal case of metals or n...
320: ...tp://ab-initio.mit.edu/~mccauley/casimir-examples/materials.scm]), and rods-plates.ctl ([http://ab-initio.mit...
367: For the case where all materials are made of perfect metallic or perfect magnetic ... - Meep Tutorial/Multilevel-atomic susceptibility (7,007 bytes)
41: ...ed on a damped harmonic oscillator described in [[Materials in Meep]] with the same parameters. Note that the... - Get Codes Toon Blast Hack Unlimited Coins Mod Cheats Generator Ios Android No Survey 2023 4TZHtUm2NBcAfQn (4,334 bytes)
1: ...ting Work On Things That You Don't Have The Rough Materials For, To Say The Least.<br /><br />With That Choic...
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