Dear Meep-users,

I want to graph the normalized input and output time-pulse shapes (Hz field) in 
a photonic crystal waveguide in dielectric background. I place two detectors, 
one a little far from source (5a) and the second is at the end of the 
waveguide.I sent a Gaussian pulse with a very narrow (etc. 0.001(lambda/a)) 
bandwidth.


1-) Does the position of the input detector affect the resulted field amplitude 
of the output detector ? I suppose that reflection can occur from the input 
detector which may distort the output pulse shape. 


2-) To stop the run earlier I give bigger decay-by values ( etc 0.9 here: 
(stop-when-fields-decayed 50 Hz (vector3 (- (/ sx 2) dpml  2) 0) 9e-1) ). 
However, the computation continues although field decay value is smaller  ( 
etc: field decay(t = 850.233333333333): 7.57237831641646e-13 / 
1.22004831934991e-11 = 0.06).  I would like to stop the run whenever I want in 
order to examine the pulse field amplitude and shape. How can I do that?


I would very much appreciate your answers and suggestions regarding my 
questions.

Best,

Fulya Bagci
Ankara University
Department of Engineering Physics
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