gprMax is open source software that simulates electromagnetic wave propagation using the Finite-Difference Time-Domain (FDTD) method for numerical modelling of Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
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A 3D electromagnetic FDTD simulator written in Python with optional GPU support
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🦐 Electromagnetic Simulation + Automatic Differentiation
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fast, large scale photonic simulation platform
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AI-driven inverse antenna design with real NEC2 + openEMS in the loop. Try the live in-browser playground.
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Python interface to OpenEMS, for PCB trace simulation. Accepts Gerber files as input. Features automatic grid generation and postprocessing.
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Simulation of the propagation of incoherent light, aiming to illustrate the concept of spatial coherence.
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<NEEDS MAJOR UPDATE> Simulations of electromagnetic waves - easier scripting, postprocessing and field export
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Fullwave 2.5: Ultrasound wave propagation simulation with heterogeneous power law attenuation modelling capabilities
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GPU-accelerated electromagnetic FDTD simulations for compact modeling and inverse design / gradient-based optimization of nanophotonic devices with Python.
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Simulation of reflection and refraction of polarized opticial beams at plane and curved dielectric interfaces.
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Minimal Python module to assist setting up FDTD simulation using Tidy3D and Lumerical on planar nanophotonic devices.
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Free and open-source code package designed to perform PyMEEP FDTD simulations applied to Plasmonics (UBA+CONICET) [Buenos Aires, Argentina]
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Computational ElectroMagnetism on a Yee Lattice
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A simple finite difference scheme for the Rayleigh-Bernard equations (buoyancy driven convection).
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Computational Electromagnetics Framework
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May 23, 2024 - Python
This is a package to perform Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD) simulations in Python.
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Run an openEMS FDTD s-parameter and far-field simulation from a set of STL 3D models
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OpenMS is a collection of multiscale solvers for coupled Maxwell-Schrödinger equations in Open quantum environments.
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Differentiable full-wave electromagnetic solver built with Slang on GPU, native to PyTorch.
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