How to Get the Imaginary Susceptibility in OOMMFC?

[msherburneUNM]

Hello,

I've been reading through the documentation for OOMMFC but cannot seem to find how to get the imaginary susceptibility response across a range of frequencies? Is this capability supported?

[marijanbeg]

Hi @msherburneUNM, thank you for your question and for using Ubermag. This capability is not integrated as being part of Ubermag. However, we believe this is something that can be done using other tools from Python's ecosystem.

We think it would be great if we could work on this together with you. We could start by you sharing the Jupyter notebook where you outline the requirements, share equations, and attempt computing the imaginary susceptibility. After that, we could exchange the notebook several times until we get the solution you need. Besides, we can identify if there are any functionalities we can move to Ubermag to make this computation easier, and we can use your notebook as a tutorial for other users and acknowledge you as a contributor to Ubermag.

[MichaelSherburne]

@marijanbeg that would be great! I am hoping it is a fairly simple problem once I know what tools to use in Python. Do you know what other libraries in Python's ecosystem can compute the magnetic susceptibility (both real and imaginary) of the FMR? I'll share the Jupyter notebook link with you!