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open source FDTD solver with GPU support

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-The transition from transition ​geometry to reflection geometry was done first with perfect electric conductor as a grating material. The same motive as in the Become grating is used and also+The transition from transmission ​geometry to **reflection ​grating** ​geometry was done first with **perfect electric conductor** as a grating material. The same motive as in the Become grating is used and also
 the same voxel spacing (5 nm), it is only from a different materials for calculation speed and simplicity. All the computational details were same as in the previous example. the same voxel spacing (5 nm), it is only from a different materials for calculation speed and simplicity. All the computational details were same as in the previous example.
 To get the data normalization to the incident wave intensity we used perfect electric conductor plane only (no grating motives) and evaluated the electric field intensity in To get the data normalization to the incident wave intensity we used perfect electric conductor plane only (no grating motives) and evaluated the electric field intensity in
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