Hi, jayv,
the real and imaginary fields should be the same except for that the
imaginary part if shifted by 1/4 of its period. Thus computing the
modulus of the complex fields you get a smooth, non-oscillating
function, describing the magnitude of the field amplitude.
I think you can disregard the
Hi,
I recently started using MEEP, and have run some 2d simulations to generate
h5 Ez files. For periodic boundary in the Y direction, the results are
complex -- the h5 files contain both an ez_i and ez_r component.
What are the meanings of these numbers? When I generated a new h5 file from
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