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/* Physical Structure & 3D Mesh Generation */
[[Image:wire_pic1.png|thumb|350px|EM.Libera's Navigation Tree.]]
EM.Libera features two different simulation engines: Wire MoM and Surface MoM. Both simulation engines can handle metallic structures. The Wire MoM engine models metallic objects as perfect electric conductor (PEC) wireframe structures, while the Surface MoM engine treats them as perfect electric conductor (PEC) surfaces. The PEC objects can be lines, curves, surfaces or solids. All the PEC objects are created under the '''PEC''' node in the '''Physical Structure''' section of the Navigation Tree. Objects are grouped together by their color. You can insert different PEC groups with different colors. A new PEC group can be defined by simply right clicking on the '''PEC''' item in the Navigation Tree and selecting '''Insert New PEC...''' from the contextual menu. A dialog for setting up the PEC properties opens up. From this dialog you can change the name of the group or its color. Note that PEC object do not have any material properties that can be edited.
=== Defining Dielectric Objects ===
Of the two simulation engines of [[EM.Cube]]Libera's [[MoM3D Module]] two simulation engines, only the Surface MoM solver can handle dielectric objects as dielectric materials cannot be modeled by wireframe structures. Dielectric objects are created under the '''Dielectric''' node in the '''Physical Structure''' section of the Navigation Tree. They are grouped together by their color and material properties. You can insert different dielectric groups with different colors and different permittivity e<sub>r</sub> and electric conductivity s. Note that a PEC object is the limiting cases of a lossy dielectric material when &sigma; &rarr; &infin;.
To define a new Dielectric group, follow these steps:
=== Moving Objects Between Groups &amp; Modules ===
By default, the last PEC object group that was defined n the navigation tree is active. The current active group is always listed in bold letters in the Navigation Treenavigation tree. All the new objects are inserted under the current active group. A group can be activated with a by right click -clicking on its entry in the Navigation Tree navigation tree and then selecting the '''Active''' item of the contextual menu. You can move one or more selected objects to any desired PEC group. Right click on the highlighted selection and select '''Move To [[File:larrow_tn.png]] MoM3D [[File:larrow_tn.png]]''' from the contextual menu. This opens another sub-menu with a list of all the available PEC groups already defined in the [[PO Module]]. Select the desired PEC group, and all the selected objects will move to that group. The objects can be selected either in the project workspace, or their names can be selected from the Navigation Tree. In the latter case, make sure that you hold the keyboard's '''Shift Key''' or '''Ctrl Key''' down while selecting a PEC group's name from the contextual menu. In a similar way, you can move one or more objects from a Physical Optics PEC group to [[EM.Cube|EM.CUBE]]'s other modules. In this case, the sub-[[menus]] of the''' Move To [[File:larrow_tn.png]]''' item of the contextual menu will indicate all the [[EM.Cube|EM.CUBE]] modules that have valid groups for transfer of the select objects.
=== 3D MoM Mesh Types ===
Coming Soon...=== Creating &amp; Viewing the Mesh ===
=== Creating &amp; Viewing The Mesh ===  The [[MoM3D Module]]EM.Libera's method of moments solver assumes solvers assume an infinite open boundary for your project's structure and uses use the free space Green's functions for the background structure. As a result, the extents of the computational domain are infinite in all directions. The mesh generation process in [[EM.Cube|EM.CUBE]]'s [[MoM3D Module]] Libera involves three steps:
# Setting the mesh properties.
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