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Simulation results show as nan+nanj

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    LJ
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    Hello,

    I am trying to extract the results using the python interface but I am getting a nan+nanj for each of the fields in the array.

    I have used data= E_field.Data.Field(0)

    The same thing happens when I export to matlab. However, when I look at the results in the analysis tab it does show the correct results. Am I missing something?

    Thanks!

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      Just an update on this, using this same method to extract the results from the tutorial "emlf_two_metallic_spheres" I managed to get complex numbers as a result. However, it doesn't work with any of my simulations even though they're created the same way?

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        maybe your fields are "NaN" in some regions and "complex numbers" in other regions. This happens, for example, if you use a Mask Filter (which replaces values outside the mask by NaN).
        Easy way to check:

        import numpy as np
        print(np.nanmax(E_field.Data.Field(0)))
        
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          Oh that worked! Thank you 🙂

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