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  1. MEEP Documentation

    Meep is a free and open-source software package for electromagnetics simulation via the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method spanning a broad range of applications.

  2. meep - Urban Dictionary

    meep Meep can be used to describe any emotion. It's less of a sound and more of a vibe, so its definition will depend on the person using it. It is also a very nice word to yell if you are stressed. Common uses include: 1. Manner to avoid conversation 2. Manner to get attention 2. Expressing emotion of alarm or angst 3. Expressing emotion of ...

  3. meep Meaning & Origin | Slang by Dictionary.com

    Aug 14, 2020 · What does meep mean? Meep, an imitation of a high-pitched noise, often expresses a meek surprise or cutesy awkwardness. The word can also convey a great range of other emotions, from excitement to boredom.

  4. Introduction - MEEP Documentation

    This section introduces the equations and the electromagnetic units employed by Meep, the FDTD method, and Meep's approach to FDTD.

  5. Download - MEEP Documentation

    These upcoming Meep packages for Ubuntu 21.04 are derived from the Debian 11 ("Bullseye") packages (serial and parallel). Debian 11 is currently the testing distribution.

  6. Tutorial/Basics - MEEP Documentation

    Meep simulations are Python scripts which involve specifying the device geometry, materials, current sources, monitor fields, and everything else necessary to set up a calculation.

  7. Meep

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  8. Meep | Muppet Wiki | Fandom

    Meep is an alien creature from the Sesame Street book The Adventures of Grover in Outer Space. As Grover imagines being a space-faring astronaut, he lands on an unknown blue planet, which he dubs "Planet Grover." On the surface, he encounters Meep, who …

  9. Welcome to meep

    Welcome to meep

  10. GitHub - NanoComp/meep: free finite-difference time-domain …

    Meep is a free and open-source software package for electromagnetics simulation via the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method spanning a broad range of applications.