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Virtual Tissue Simulator
Virtual Tissue Simulator (VTS) is a modular and scalable computational platform, to provide an integrated suite of computational tools to define, solve, visualize, and analyze relevant forward and inverse radiative transport problems in biomedical optics. This is a beta release of a MATLAB interoperability package that works with the Windows version of MATLAB.
Absphere
Abshere by Kuan Fang Ren is based on the rigorous theory to calculate various physical quantities in the interaction of a light beam with a homogeneous spherical particle or with a concentric layered refractive index gradient.
NPL Simulations
This code by Giuseppe Toscano is an extension to the COMSOL 4.2a RF Module. It is based on the hydrodynamic model which incorporates nonlocal effects in the optical response of nanoplasmonic structures. The extension can only handle 2D structures.
JFEM3D
JEM3D ist an FEM solver by Jeffrey M. McMahon which solves the vector wave equation for the electric or magnetic field directly.
MAXDGTD by Hassan Fahs is a discontinuous Galerkin code for solving Maxwell's equations in the time-domain (DGTD). It is a Fortran code.
ddscat-inputgen
ddscat-inputgen by Justin E Moore generates roughened spheres and spheroids geometries via Monte Carlo for DDSCAT simulation.
BIM-Sim: broadband interactive Mie-scattering simulator
BIM-Sim is a software package for simulating electromagnetic interactions with spherical scatterers. The software takes into account the entire imaging process, including (a) focusing optics used to produce an incident electromagnetic field, (b) the interaction of the incident field with multiple spheres, and (c) the focusing optics and detector used for imaging.
VCRMEll2D
VCRMEll2D by Kuan Fang Renis the first realization of the Vectorial Complex Ray Model - VCRM developed by the author. By introducing the property of the Wavefront in the geometrical optics model, the VCRM can calculate very precisely the interaction of a wave of any form with a object of smooth surface and size much larger than the wavelength of the incident beam.
MAGMAS stands for: Model for the Analysis of General Multilayered Antenna Structures. MAGMAS is a software framework developed for the analysis of general planar structures. It was developed in cooperation with the European Space Agency ESA. The MAGMAS solution engine has been written in Fortran 90 and tested on HP-UX, Sun Solaris and Linux platforms.
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