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No, Thorsten, it does not work. Not always. And I don't know why. I set the stoptime at 1e-7 and see how it runs beyond 1.5e-7. Sometimes it stops, sometimes not. WHy do I do this? I excite a resonator with feeding strips and lumped port, a port load is at the other side. It is inside MUR box. T\Whe...

I've been making scattering simulations, with a help from Thorsten, including irradiation of weird surfaces. It was a time ago, so I don't remember details, but it works like this: when is the the wave called "plane"? only when d/x=d/dy=0, where propagation is along z. Is it possible if we place a s...

Dear Thorsten,
Can you implement TimeValue (at least optional) field in vtr dumps for ParaView showing the propagation time? Maybe setting time-scale like "0"(integer steps),"1e-6", "1e-9" would be useful?

It is known that FDTD is hard to analyze closed cavities where the signal does not decay well. But there is an opposite problem. Lets consider a resonator with PEC on the top and bottom, but PMC on the sides! When loaded with 2 perfectly matched ports, it works more or less as a filter (if there is ...

the field. The sourceit is broken into two dipoles. it leaks in the center, giving preference to wrong modes. I was wondering, if there is a right way of exciting the field uniformly along the diameter line? But looks like no. at the moment I am changing the mesh generator script to rectangular coor...

really, that should be long. can I ask for additional stop condition in future version if you plan do publish such? Since the real time monitor is already implemented it looks like a natural feature.

I use FDTD = InitFDTD('CoordSystem', 1,'MultiGrid',conf.r/2, 'MaxTime', (60*60*10)); for calculating during 10 hours, each made up of 60 minutes, each made up of 60 seconds. However, the simulation does not stop after 15+ hours. In the help it is written that 'MaxTime' is a "real" time of simulation...

I am trying to simulate a resonator excited by a magnetic loop. Since I am interested more in fundamental modes, and do not know the impedance yet, I place a magnetic probe inside (see the wedges in the picture) instead of wrappint the loop around. Taking one probe was not possible, because it creat...

I am confused about what are you trying to reach, and can only guess what is "rheumatic distribution". ParaView is neither simulator nor editor. It just visualizes data, and it is neither stabile nor fast in this; vith fundamental limitations making time-mapped evolution data very hard and indirect ...

it is hard because you don't know how the wave would propagate and where...
For sure you only know the time of excitation.
But you can check the evolution in ParaView during simulation and estimate using your expectations and path passed... i.e. "use the force, Luke"...