Free nanophotonics software
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* [http://www.sst.ph.ic.ac.uk/photonics/ONYX/orderN.html FDTD code] from the Imperial College at London | * [http://www.sst.ph.ic.ac.uk/photonics/ONYX/orderN.html FDTD code] from the Imperial College at London | ||
* [http://www.welcomes-you.com/radarfdtd/ RadarFDTD], another free FDTD code | * [http://www.welcomes-you.com/radarfdtd/ RadarFDTD], another free FDTD code | ||
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+ | Feel free to [mailto:stevenj@alum.mit.edu email me] if you have any other free photonis software to suggest. Please do ''not'' suggest "demo versions" of closed-source programs, etcetera — we're only going to list [http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html free-as-in-freedom software, not free-as-in-beer]. | ||
Other lists of free (and semi-free, and proprietary) electromagnetic programs include: | Other lists of free (and semi-free, and proprietary) electromagnetic programs include: |
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The following is a list of free/open source computational software for nanophotonic and electromagnetic modelling.
- Meep — our finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) package
- MPB — our electromagnetic eigenmode solver
- CAMFR — transfer-matrix (via eigenmode expansion) package
- FDTD code from the Imperial College at London
- RadarFDTD, another free FDTD code
Feel free to email me if you have any other free photonis software to suggest. Please do not suggest "demo versions" of closed-source programs, etcetera — we're only going to list free-as-in-freedom software, not free-as-in-beer.
Other lists of free (and semi-free, and proprietary) electromagnetic programs include:
- Free EM Software at JPL.
- EM software list at the University of Missouri-Rolla.
- Numerical Electromagnetics Code archives
- FDTD-related sites at FDTD.org