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Release Notes
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Meep manual
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Introduction
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Installation
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Tutorial
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Reference
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C++ Tutorial
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C++ Reference
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Acknowledgements
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License and Copyrights
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The latest release of Meep is '''version 1.1.1''', which may be downloaded from:
Older releases may be found at https://wikis-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/confluence/display/abinitio/Meep+Older+Releases
Meep is [[Meep License and Copyright]] and comes with NO WARRANTY of any kind (see the [[Meep License and Copyright]]).
Refer to the [[Meep release notes]] to see what's new in this version, and be sure to read the [[Meep Installation]] manual for how to compile and install it.
Please subscribe to the meep-announce mailing list to receive a message when Meep is updated:
Precompiled Meep packages for Debian and Ubuntu
A convenient precompiled package of Meep is also available in [[w:Debian GNU/Linux|Debian GNU/Linux]] and [[w:Ubuntu]], specifically as the <code>meep</code> package (currently only in Debian <code>testing</code> or <code>unstable</code>):
We highly recommend using Debian or Ubuntu, as in Debian or Ubuntu the Meep software and all of its dependencies can be installed simply by typing one line:
apt-get install meep h5utils
You can also install the parallel version of Meep using:
apt-get install meep-mpi
(Currently, the Debian <code>meep-mpi</code> package uses [[w:MPICH]], so if you want to use [[w:Open MPI]] then you need to build your own.)