As a next example, is it worth focusing on some magnetic domain
computations. What exactly are the input and output from OOMMF?
Could we do an MKS for problems in this space and demonstrate
the feasibility of doing fully-coupled multiscale simulations, where the
higher length scale computation is done with finite element (or whatever
OOMMF is already using) and use MKS for the lower length scale computation
(after training with OOMMF results for a given material system).
davidbrough1
commented
10 years ago
As a next example, is it worth focusing on some magnetic domain computations. What exactly are the input and output from OOMMF?
Could we do an MKS for problems in this space and demonstrate the feasibility of doing fully-coupled multiscale simulations, where the higher length scale computation is done with finite element (or whatever OOMMF is already using) and use MKS for the lower length scale computation (after training with OOMMF results for a given material system).
http://math.nist.gov/oommf/