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This paper shows a frequency domain Method of Moments scattering code where spatial unknown grouping has led to low rank blocks in the system matrix and thus enabled use of the Adaptive Cross Approximation to very significantly increase the problem sizes doable on PC Workstations. Example scattering results are shown for three geometries ranging from 898,995 to 3,99,522 unknowns. Included is a 2 GHz...
How to Create and Conduct Real-Life Reusable Case Studies with Industry Employer Alliances and Projects Written and Endorsed by Science and Business Professionals in the Research Triangle Park in North Carolina, USA. Many students and university teachers are unfamiliar with the industry environment. Case studies developed in collaboration with working professionals can help students and professors...
Baltimore Harbor, a tributary area of the northern Chesapeake Bay, has recelved and is receiving large quantities of chemical pollutants. As part of a cooperative study to explore possible corrective treatment for existing pollution burdens, gross bioassay analyses were performed for sediments from nine representative stations, employing two species of fish, mummichogs (Fundulus heteroclitus) and...
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