Prismatic
is not the only software package capable of performing STEM simulations! While we think Prismatic
is likely the fastest due to our implementation of the PRISM
algorithm, there are many other codes that have implemented the multislice and Bloch wave algorithms. Some of these codes are far more developed and flexible than Prismatic
, and so we would encourage researchers to investigate other software.
List of STEM simulation codes
Code | Authors | Comments | Links |
---|---|---|---|
xHREM | Ishizuka | HREM Simulation Suite | |
computem | Kirkland | CPU par | Computem Repo |
EMS, JEMS | Stadelmann | JEMS website | |
MacTempas | Kilaas | MacTempasX website | |
QSTEM | Koch | QSTEM website | |
CTEMsoft | De Graef | CTEMsoft repo | |
Web-EMAPS | Zuo et al. | deprecated | Status page |
STEM_CELL | Carlino, Grillo et al. | CPU par | STEM_CELL website |
STEMSIM | Rosenauer & Schowalter | STEMSIM webpage | |
MALTS | Walton et al. | Lorentz TEM | |
Dr. Probe | Barthel & Houben | Dr. Probe website | |
MULTEM | Lobato & Van Dyck | GPU par | MULTEM repo |
FDES | Van den Broek et al. | multi-GPU par | FDES repo |
uSTEM | D’Alfonso et al. | GPU par., inelastic | uSTEM website |
STEMsalabim | Oelerich et al. | CPU par | STEMsalabim website |
stemcl | Radek, Tenberge, Hilke, Wilde, Peterlechner | OpenCL GPU and CPU | stemcl repo |
Prismatic |
Ophus, Pryor, Rangel Dacosta, Brown, et al., | multi CPU GPU, PRISM | Prismatic website |
abTEM | Madsen, Susi | DFT-enabled, GPU, PRISM | abTEM website |