Source files and others

This page shows manuals, source files with an example and license for SMatrAn.

Last updated on Aug 15, 2015

Manual

Manuals of SMatrAn are under construction, but a short manual is shown in order to install SMatrAn.

• Short Manual of SMatrAn (under construction)
• Short Manual of SMatrAn in Japanese (under construction)

Source Files

• Shell scripts
  • "compall.sh" for compiling all executable files by gcc (a batch-file for windows)
  • "compall_clang.sh" for compiling all executable files by clang (a batch-file for windows)
  • "example.sh" for running an example (a batch-file for windows)
• Input files, which SMatrAn requires, are shown as an example.
  • "3d_mesh.txt"
  • "3d_str.txt"
  • "trans_med.txt"
  • "ctrl_exe.txt"
  • "3d_slice.txt"
  • "3d_slice2.txt"
  • "mat_view.txt"
  • "mat_viewS.txt"

SMatrAn consists of 9 executable files. Each following link leads to a directory which has source files and shell scripts for compiling an executable file.

• Directories of executable files
  • "Mesh3D"
  • "YeeCells"
  • "Med3D"
  • "BottomTop"
  • "STMM"
  • "MeshPlot"
  • "YeeSlice"
  • "ModeCheck"
  • "MatrixOut"

The example requires 2 empty directories before running SMatrAn.

• Directories of output data from SMatrAn on the example
  • "Data"
  • "Status"

LICENSE AGREEMENT

Copyright (c), Tatsuya Usuki
All rights reserved.

Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:

1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
3. Whenever numerical results obtained from SMatrAn are published in scientific/engineering journals or proceedings, cite the following paper [1]: T. Usuki, M. Saito, M. Takatsu, R.A. Kiehl, and N. Yokoyama, “Numerical analysis of ballistic-electron transport in magnetic fields by using a quantum point contact and a quantum wire,” Phys. Rev. B 52, pp.8244–8255 (1995). If possible, also cite one of the proceedings [2]: T. Usuki, “Frequency domain analysis for optical propagation using Yee lattice,” Proceedings of 2013 URSI International Symposium on Electromagnetic Theory (EMTS), pp.503–505 (2013).

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