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These model choices make the expected frequency analytically identifiable: the Gilbert equation for a uniform spin in constant field gives `f = GammaLL*B/(2*pi*(1+alpha^2))`, about 2.800 GHz. Use the [official MuMax3 API](https://mumax.gith

The [official MuMax3 hysteresis example](https://mumax.github.io/examples.html#Hysteresis) illustrates state continuation. This macrospin uses `Relax()` at every field step: energy minimization alone can stall near an unstable stationary st

**Target:** the edge-canting phenomenon in Fig. 1 of S. Rohart and A. Thiaville, *Skyrmion confinement in ultrathin film nanostructures in the presence of Dzyaloshinskii–Moriya interaction*, Phys. Rev. B 88, 184422 (2013). Read the [public 

MuMax3's `Dind` convention has the opposite sign to the paper's Eq. (2), so the script uses **`Dind=-D_paper`**. Keep `OpenBC=false` to retain its DMI boundary treatment and avoid x periodicity, which would remove the target edges. The [off

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This case implements **field 1** of [NIST muMAG Standard Problem 4](https://www.ctcms.nist.gov/~rdm/std4/spec4.html): a 500 x 125 x 3 nm Permalloy rectangle, `Msat=800 kA/m`, `Aex=13 pJ/m`, no crystalline anisotropy, damping 0.02, and appli

For quantitative comparison, obtain a documented field-1 solution from the [NIST solution collection](https://www.ctcms.nist.gov/~rdm/std4/results.html), convert its normalized components and time in seconds to `t_s,mx,my,mz` CSV, and prese

Source: generated from the official mumax3.12 API page, <https://mumax.github.io/api.html>, downloaded 2026-05-12.

Source baseline: official mumax3.12 API, <https://mumax.github.io/api.html>.

Source baseline: official mumax3.12 API, <https://mumax.github.io/api.html>.

Official API: <https://mumax.github.io/api.html>

Official examples: <https://mumax.github.io/examples.html>

MuMax3 3.12 requires an NVIDIA GPU with compute capability 5.0 or later and a compatible NVIDIA driver. The chosen binary's CUDA version can impose a higher GPU requirement: match all three in the [official download selector](https://mumax.

Use a supported Windows host, WSL 2 with an updated kernel, a Linux distribution such as Ubuntu, and a compatible NVIDIA Windows driver. Follow [Microsoft's CUDA on WSL setup](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/ai/directml/gpu-cuda-i

Use the [official MuMax3 build instructions](https://github.com/mumax/3#building-from-source) for a required patch or unsupported binary combination. Select a release/tag and follow its requirements: NVIDIA driver, supported CUDA Toolkit, G

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