Sfdtd 0.0.1 READMESfdtd is the squeleton of an end-user 3D-FDTD code and has been implementedfor the comparaison of various open boundary conditions in a traditionalcubic grid. The code simulates an electric dipole in free space, whichmeans that there is no material implementation.Implemented Open Boundary Condition (OBC):* Mur first and second order* Liao first, second and third order without grid interpolation* Berenger's Perfectly Matched LayersThe output is done with some text files mostly viewable with the programPlotmtv which you can get at ftp://ftp.x.org/contrib/applications/Plotmtv1.4.1.tar.ZSfdtd is written in Fortran 90 and was compiled with gfortran(Fortran front-end of gcc) and with the Solaris fortran compiler from Sun.For postprocessing purposes, in order to compute the comparaison betweenthe different OBC's, there is a Python module providing some functions dealing with output files from Sfdtd which can be easily run with interac if you add the bin directory to your own PATH. The script needs the Numericmodule.This code is available at http://cs.tu-berlin.de/~peutetre/sfdtd/  hopingit can be helpfull, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY and is licensed underthe GPL license. See src/sfdtd.f90 for more details.23/10/2007, Paul Panserrieu, peutetre@cs.tu-berlin.de