Contributed Micromagnetic Software

This page contains links to micromagnetic software related to OOMMF or muMAG's public code activity. This software was not developed by OOMMF personnel, and NIST assumes no responsibility whatsoever for its use by other parties, and makes no guarantees, expressed or implied, about its quality, reliability, or any other characteristic.

ovf2vtk, an OOMMF OVF to VTK conversion tool (Hans Fangohr and Richard Boardman, University of Southampton)
OOMMFTools, a GUI for postprocessing OOMMF output (Mark Mascaro, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Extended version of OOMMFTools, including a command line interface (Duncan Parkes)
Muview, a 3D OVF/OMF compatible viewer written in C++ with Qt and OpenGL (Graham Rowlands)
Several Windows tools by Marek Frankowski:
- Oommf Output Converter — Calculation of TMR from *.odt and *.omf files
- Bitmap Gluer — Ease analysis by viewing two pictures of magnetisation simulataneously
- Asteroid — Program for finding asteroid from *.odt file
ODT2Excel, a python-based tool for converting OOMMF ODT data table files into Excel format (Spiros)
colorbar.zip contains example OVF and configuration files for creating color bars and wheels.
loadtest.tcl, a sample Tcl script that runs a stack of Oxs jobs in parallel
Voronoi, a C program to generate simulated polycrystalline grain maps that can be imported into OOMMF. See J.W. Lau, R.D. McMichael, M.J. Donahue, J. Res. Natl. Inst. Stand. Technol. 114, 57-67 (2009). doi: 10.6028/jres.114.005
PC Micromagnetics Simulator (John Oti, 1999)
OOMMF on GPU, a modified version of OOMMF that offloads computations to NVidia GPUs (Sidi Fu and Vitaliy Lomakin, University of California San Diego)
OOMMF-LLB, a modified version of OOMMF implementing Landau-Lifshitz-Bloch for ferrimagnets (Yu Yahagi, University of California Santa Cruz)
Ubermag, a Jupyter notebook front end for micromagnetic simulations.
OOMMF Oxs Extensions

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