Good question! The online examples did not mention this.
Actually the true value of k vectors are calculated inside "model" script:
This means the FDTD object pass the absolute values to the simulation, whereas in the sweep it uses normalized k values, which are represented as points.
Actually the true value of k vectors are calculated inside "model" script:
This means the FDTD object pass the absolute values to the simulation, whereas in the sweep it uses normalized k values, which are represented as points.
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