Hi meep users, I read a post from 2008-07-07 (general:1886) asking how to use a Transmission Electron Microscope image as input for modeling an arbitrary geometry (as an epsilon material function) but with no reply. Would anyone be able to explain to me the steps for using a TEM image to generate the epsilon function? I am not super familiar with Scheme so maybe that's where I need to look but I know its been done using meep as I've seen the results - so perhaps there are some functions already written for this purpose? I can process the image in other programs so that it can be binary if that is necessary.
Thanks very much, Amanda ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Amanda Holt, Ph.D. | Postdoctoral Scholar University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Department of Physics and Astronomy alh...@physics.upenn.edu | 831.359.9822 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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