Dear MEEP users,

The structure I want to simulate using the meep  c++ is so simple: a
multilayer solar cell with a silver layer at the backside. So the structure
looks like this:

PML
-----------
Air
-----------
Silicon
------------
silver
------------
PML



As far as I realized, one should try not to put dispersive materials next
to PML; otherwise the field might blow up inside PML. Do you know any
method to get rid of this field blow up?

To resolve the mentioned problem, I put a nondispersive dielectric layer
under silver so that adjacent to the PML, I do not have silver now but a
dielectric. Still, there is a non-negligible amount of reflection from the
PML. Do you know how to solve this problem? I guess it might be due to the
strength of PML but I do not know how to modify it in meep c++.

Best,
Ali
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