On Thu, 2006-11-09 at 11:15 -0500, Steven G. Johnson wrote:
Your assumptions are incorrect. The 3d case *should* have additional
bands compared to the 2d case.
In two dimensions, you are only looking at light propagating in the plane
(for kz = 0).
When you include a finite cell size S
On Fri, 17 Nov 2006, Vincent Paeder wrote:
I've tried the case of a slab of silicon cylinders in n=1.5 medium (the
previously attached ctl file), and I also end up with folded bands. So I
guess MPB isn't most appropriate for treating slabs, or is there a way
to discriminate the bands arising
