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CUDOS MOF Utilities
Welcome to the CUDOS MOF Utilities (also known as CMU) official wiki pages. The CUDOS MOF Utilities were first released in 2004 as freeware, on the CUDOS website. Since then the software has seen a large number of improvement and changes. The latest version of the software can be obtained on request by emailing the software's author, Boris Kuhlmey.
The wiki pages contain the original documentation of the public release, along with updated information on the latest version.
Documentation
- User's Guide
- The original user's guide with a general introduction on how to use the CUDOS MOF utilities, is here. It was written for the original public release of the software, but is somewhat obsolete for the latest versions of the software.
It nevertheless is a helpful an introduction to how the software works. This is the place to start if you never used the CUDOS mof utilities.
- New release notes and old Release notes
- Changes since the original public version are described in the release notes. New release notes refer to all changes since the start of this wiki. This is were all the latest updates to the software are described.
- How-to pages
- These pages contain simple guides to do specific tasks:
- How to create new materials with user defined material dispersion in Winfield.
- How to manually edit structure files.
- How to calculate dispersion curves of arbitrary modes
- How to Display a structure in matlab
- How to calculate an Effective area.
- Advice on Calculating modes of single inclusions
- How to run Scattering simulations
- How to install the new version and Windows 7 issues
- How to use Winfield and the Structure editor
- How to Export fields using Winfield and then import them into matlab.
- How to use Batchfield (also known as bfld.exe) to batch process several modes, wirting their fields or calculating field integrals.
- Other updated documentation pages
- List of all Output files
Forum
You can communicate with other users, discuss issues and ask for advice on the Forum. Please use responsibly and follow the instruction for use and format.
Request a new function
If you could greatly benefit from a new function in the software, you can lodge your request the New Function Requests page. If it is easy to implement, has clear benefits and I have some time, I might actually implement it one day... You can also use this page for other suggestions.
Other content
For a list of all current pages, visit this special page.
For a list of all uploaded images, visit this special page.
Wiki usage
To edit any of the pages or participate in the forum, you need register as a user (and log in). Follow the link at the top right of the page.
Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.
