C/C++ VCSEL, spin-flip model, c or c++ code?

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The discussion centers on the availability of C or C++ written spin-flip models for simulating dynamics in vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers (VCSELs). Key resources mentioned include references from the Wikipedia article on VCSELs, an Elsevier paper that provides relevant insights, a PhD dissertation that may contain useful methodologies, and a software package focused on optical waveguides modeling, which could be beneficial for those looking to implement such simulations. These resources collectively offer a starting point for researchers seeking to develop or utilize spin-flip models in VCSEL dynamics.
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Is there any c or c++ written spin-flip model for simulation of dynamics in VCSELs available?

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