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  1. Meep FAQ (8,673 bytes)
    44: Note also that, as a consequence of the above analysis...
  2. Meep C-plus-plus Reference (6,915 bytes)
    44: ''Note:'' Prior to Meep version 1.1, what is now the <co...
  3. Meep Tutorial/Third harmonic generation (8,694 bytes)
    5: '''Note:''' the current normalization has changed since w...
    25: Note that this will only put PML layers at the <math>\...
    97: Finally, we note that increasing the current amplitude by a factor...
  4. Meep Tutorial/Ring resonator in cylindrical coordinates (10,606 bytes)
    21: ...sr/2</code> as it would for any other dimension. Note that our <math>z</math> size is <code>no-size</co...
    48: Note that this isn't really a "point" source, however,...
    90: Note that, because of the <code>to-appended</code> com...
  5. Meep Tutorial/Local density of states (8,171 bytes)
    39: ...tch which necessitates a Gaussian pulse) and also note that in Meep, frequency is specified in units of ...
  6. Units and nonlinearity in Meep (4,246 bytes)
    26: ...e (or whatever) and change the current amplitude (note that power ~ ''J''<sup>2</sup>) until we get 10<s...
  7. Meep field-function examples (5,391 bytes)
    14: (Note that the <code>r</code> argument is a <code>vecto...
    21: Note that the first argument to <code>integrate-field-...
  8. Synchronizing the magnetic and electric fields (4,616 bytes)
    25: '''Note''': in future versions of Meep, we may decide to ...
  9. NLopt Introduction (22,408 bytes)
    27: ''Note:'' in this introduction, we follow the usual math...
    47: '''Note''': If you find yourself computing the gradient b...
    114: * <b>Note:</b> generally, you can only ask for about ''half...
    132: Note that these are only rough maximums; a given algor...
  10. NLopt Installation (10,703 bytes)
    34: Note also that the <code>--prefix</code> flag will cha...
    99: Note that many GNU/Linux distributions come with only ...
    111: Note, however, that if you do this then Guile may not ...
  11. NLopt Algorithms (41,811 bytes)
    5: ...ied the code at least slightly (and in some cases noted below, substantially) for inclusion into NLopt. ...
    9: ... optimization and <code>N</code>/<code>D</code> denotes derivative-free/gradient-based algorithms, respe...
    13: ...e the MLSL and augmented Lagrangian algorithms, denoted by <code>NLOPT_G_MLSL</code> and <code>NLOPT_AUG...
    92: ...el=10<sup>&minus;7</sup> for the local searches. Note that it is perfectly reasonable to set a relative...
    199: '''Note:''' NEWUOA requires the dimension ''n'' of the pa...
  12. NLopt Deprecated API Reference (36,633 bytes)
    17: ''Note:'' the <code>-lnlopt -lm</code> options, which li...
    19: ''Note:'' the above example assumes that you have instal...
    63: ...eral overview of these criteria. (In particular, note that you do ''not'' need to use ''all'' of these ...
    143: ''Note:'' these parameters have no effect on local searc...
  13. NLopt Tutorial (30,157 bytes)
    19: '''Note:''' The objective function here is not differenti...
    70: Note that we do not need to set an upper bound (<code>...
    209: Note that the data pointers passed to these functions ...
    412: Note that the objective/constraint functions take two ...
    492: There are a few things to note here:
  14. Casimir calculations in Meep (39,017 bytes)
    18: ...ps.org/pra/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevA.80.012115]). Note that we keep the details of the derivation to a m...
    61: Note that the precise implementation of step (3)
    103: (note that "sigma" is another built-in Meep parameter, ...
    135: ...simeq 20</math> the fields have all but vanished. Note that the user is not confined to use this Cosine ...
    211: ... has a set of "internal" indices, each of which denotes a separate simulation. The sum of the results f...
  15. Cubature (Multi-dimensional integration) (19,124 bytes)
    16: (Note that we do ''not'' use any of the original DCUHRE...
    54: ...n evaluations (0 for no limit). <nowiki>[</nowiki>Note: the actual number of evaluations may somewhat ex...
    94: ...s returned in <code>fval[i*fdim + k]</code>. ('''Note''': the <code>fval</code> indexing is changed com...
    117: ''// compute the output value: note that fdim should == 1 from below''
    130: ...ance or maximum number of function evaluations). Note also that, to demonstrate the <code>fdata</code> ...
  16. NLopt Reference (29,913 bytes)
    28: ''Note:'' the <code>-lnlopt -lm</code> options, which li...
    30: ''Note:'' the above example assumes that you have instal...
    83: (Note that these functions make a copy of the <code>lb<...
    89: Note, however, that some of the algorithms in NLopt, i...
    152: '''Note:''' you do not need to use ''all'' of the stop...
  17. NLopt C-plus-plus Reference (19,774 bytes)
    69: ...ou don't want to pass any additional information. Note that the <code>nlopt::opt</code> object does ''no...
  18. NLopt Python Reference (17,987 bytes)
    56: Note that <code>grad</code> must be modified ''in-plac...
  19. NLopt Guile Reference (15,780 bytes)
    64: Note that <code>grad</code> must be modified <code>in-...
    185: ...e equivalent of a C++ <code>catch</code> block). Note that <code>xopt</code> is set to the return value...
  20. NLopt Fortran Reference (19,582 bytes)
    21: ''Note:'' the above example assumes that you have instal...

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