Running batch files in Windows

[Payal Bhattacharjee]

Dear all,

Can you please tell me how to run batch processing in MuMax3 for a temperature sweep (Windows version)?

Thank you in advance.

[Josh Lauzier]

Hi,

There are a couple different ways to do this, depending.

1) Within your mumax script, you can add a for-loop that iterates over temperature. However, when you do this, be sure to reset your initial magnetization state at the start of the loop.
2) You can input multiple scripts when you start mumax. Instead of doing "mumax3 script.mx3", mumax accepts multiple files, so you can do "mumax3 script1.mx3  script2.mx3  script3.mx3" 
3) You can use something like Python to autogenerate multiple files.

Each way is equivalent. The mumax workshop has examples for method 1 and 3, in session 4. 1 is probably the simplest way, whereas method 3 with Python is convenient because you can also automate things like plotting the results as a part of the Python script. The example script in the workshop includes code for this to generate plots for the VCMA gate example.

Best,
Josh L.

[Payal Bhattacharjee]

Thank you so much for the solution. 

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