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  • MaxwellLink
    • Introduction
    • Installation
    • Usage Guide
    • Tutorials
      • Rabi splitting with TLS
      • Electronic strong coupling with HCN
      • Collective, heterogeneous coupling of QuTiP + RT-TDDFT HCN molecules
      • Vibrational strong coupling with liquid water: Unix socket
      • Spontaneous emission of TLS: TCP socket
      • Vibrational strong coupling of liquid water in a Bragg resonator: Unix socket
    • Architecture
    • EM Solvers
      • Meep FDTD Solver
      • Single-Mode Cavity
      • Laser-Driven Simulation
    • Drivers
      • TLS driver
      • QuTiP driver
      • RT-TDDFT driver
      • RT-TDDFT-Ehrenfest driver
      • ASE driver
      • LAMMPS driver
    • Contributing
    • maxwelllink
      • maxwelllink package
        • maxwelllink.em_solvers package
          • maxwelllink.em_solvers.dummy_em module
          • maxwelllink.em_solvers.laser_driven module
          • maxwelllink.em_solvers.meep module
          • maxwelllink.em_solvers.single_mode_cavity module
        • maxwelllink.molecule package
          • maxwelllink.molecule.molecule module
          • maxwelllink.molecule.molecule_legacy module
        • maxwelllink.mxl_drivers package
          • maxwelllink.mxl_drivers.lammps package
            • maxwelllink.mxl_drivers.lammps.install module
          • maxwelllink.mxl_drivers.python package
            • maxwelllink.mxl_drivers.python.models package
              • maxwelllink.mxl_drivers.python.models.ase_model module
              • maxwelllink.mxl_drivers.python.models.dummy_model module
              • maxwelllink.mxl_drivers.python.models.qutip_model module
              • maxwelllink.mxl_drivers.python.models.rt_ehrenfest_model module
              • maxwelllink.mxl_drivers.python.models.rttddft_model module
              • maxwelllink.mxl_drivers.python.models.tls_model module
            • maxwelllink.mxl_drivers.python.mxl_driver module
        • maxwelllink.sockets package
          • maxwelllink.sockets.sockets module
        • maxwelllink.tools package
          • maxwelllink.tools.ir module
          • maxwelllink.tools.pulses module
          • maxwelllink.tools.tddft_spectrum module
        • maxwelllink.units module
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MaxwellLink¶

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MaxwellLink provides a flexible and general platform for self-consistent light-matter simulations. It couples various electromagnetics (EM) solvers, such as finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) approach, with a hierarchy of quantum and molecular dynamics packages. The light and matter solvers can run either within the same process or in separate computing nodes communicating through a TCP/Unix socket interface, thus enabling productive light-matter simulations at different scales and levels of theory.

Use this documentation to install the MaxwellLink package, run your first self-consistent light-matter simulation, and explore the available EM solvers and molecular drivers. For developers, the Architecture and Contributing sections provide an overview of the code structure, design principles, and how to extend the framework with custom solvers.

Get Started

  • Introduction
  • Installation
  • Usage Guide

Tutorials

  • Tutorials

Learn More

  • Architecture
  • EM Solvers
  • Drivers
  • Contributing

Reference

  • maxwelllink

Citation¶

If you use MaxwellLink in your research, please cite:

Reference

X Ji †, AF Bocanegra Vargas †, G Meng, and TE Li. MaxwellLink: A Unified Framework for Self-Consistent Light-Matter Simulations. arXiv:2512.06173 (2025).

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