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Visualizing magnetization at a particular time-step #156
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Got it using some help from these two links. https://github.com/ubermag/workshop/blob/master/tutorials/mpl-visualisation.ipynb |
Thank you for providing the links that help answer the question. This is really useful to build up a knowledge data base here, and will help other users as well. |
Why I can not open the link you shared about visualization? I mean this : https://github.com/ubermag/workshop/blob/master/tutorials/mpl-visualisation.ipynb |
Hi @Milad-spinwave, the documentation has been re-organised a while ago. Please refer to this page for visualisation with matplotlib: https://ubermag.github.io/documentation/notebooks/discretisedfield/field-matplotlib-visualisation.html There is also a new type of interactive visualisation based on HoloViews, documentation is available here: https://ubermag.github.io/documentation/notebooks/discretisedfield/field-holoviews-visualisation.html (interactivity is not available on the website, only in a running notebook) |
Hi,
I am driving a system for 1000 ps with the following code:
Then I need to plot the z component of magnetization (Mz) of the system and I am doing it in the following way:
Now, after the end of the simulation, is there a simple way to visualize Mz at some intermediate time-step: let's say T = 250, 500 and 750 ps?
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