mufem: fast and accurate simulations
mufem (pronounced /ˈmjuːfɛm/) is a finite-element simulation code for electromagnetics, photonics, and plasmas, and their coupled multi-physics problems, built for industry-relevant engineering applications.
mufem is driven through a Python interface, making it ideal for exploratory work, parametric studies and design optimization, and a natural fit for agentic workflows. It is built on top of MFEM and is free for both academic and commercial use.
For tutorials and the full API reference see the mufem documentation.
Installation
pip install mufem
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