Updated 1/27/10

You need Mesa(3.0 or better) or the Open GL graphics library before you can build the GUI part of my code. Download it at the Mesa 3-D site:

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=3

Here is a link to my first journal paper. The paper is titled, Re-examining the QUICKEST algorithm for two-dimensional incompressible fluids , pubished in the journal, International Journal for Numerical Methods in Fluids .

It is based on my fluid dynamics code, SLFCFD.

For now, I will give links to other Free CEM codes as well some CEM sources.

EMAP is a prominent CEM code which is being hosted at The Clemson Vehicular Electronics Laboratory. This isn't a free code since they do not allow for modification, only free copying and distribution of the code. EMAP can handle 3-D elements like bricks and tetrahedrons. I do not think they have a GUI for it yet.
ANTENNA-THEORY.com gives a very good introduction to antennas and electromagnetism. They also give a good derivation of the mathematics of a waveguide on this page, which was very helpful in testing SLFCEM.
Sourceforge The Premier host of Free Software and Open Source projects. They are also hosting SLFCEM .
Freshmeat - Very current general software archive -
The Linux Portal Site containing an extensive Linux software directory
Online Learning is a site dedicated to making a comprehensive resource for students and professionals in science in engineering. Their collection of material includes Open Source engineering programs .

Some very good GNU/Linux resources are at:

http://www.linux.org/

and

http://www.linux.com/

You should also visit the page of the Free Software Foundation:

Dr.Pozrikidis of UCSD gave me a link from his homepage at:

http://dehesa.freeshell.org/POZRIKIDIS/ .

Finally, here's a link to the distribution of GNU/Linux that I use: