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I have a dielectric function which is expressed in spherical coordinates, is it possible to define the complex tensor of a 3D anisotropic dielectric in this coordinate system? or am I restricted to cartesian coordinates?
Cheers,
Patrick
Hi @pmcardle
Feko currently only supports tensors defined in Cartesian coordinates.
Can you add an example (or reference) for what you are trying to model?
I am trying to replicate the results for the spherical shells in the attached paper. They present their dielectric function in terms of spherical coordinates.
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