Hi, :-)
Meep use libctl for pre-processing. Read the wiki page of meep then you'll
find it.
Best regards,
Ki-young
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1. Using meep generated grid in other programs (Neilen Marais)
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From: Neilen Marais <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Meep-discuss] Using meep generated grid in other programs
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Hi,
I'd like to know if it is practical to use MEEP to generate
geometrical grids and then exporting it for use in other software. I'm
currently working of time domain FEM and am interested in FDTD/FEM hybrids
and also applying FEM to structured grids. It would be quite a boon if I
can use ready-made software to generate grids for arbitrary geometry.
Does meep use it's own gridding engine, or is a third party
library/program used? If so I'd be quite interested in what it is!
Thanks
Neilen
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