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In this paper, the generalized single-source tangential equivalence principle algorithm (GSST-EPA) is proposed to solve the electromagnetic scattering of array structures with very small distance or even connected elements. This GSST-EPA can reduce the number of unknowns by half via the extinction theorem, and keep the good accuracy by using tangential field projection. Based on source reconstruction...
In this paper, an integral equation domain decomposition method based on hybrid solvers (HS-DDM) are developed for modeling of electromagnetic radiation problems. Based on the philosophy of ‘divided and conquer’, the IE-DDM divides the original multi-scale problem into many closed non-overlapping sub-domains. The Robin transmission conditions ensure the continuity of the currents across adjacent sub-domains...
In this paper, a hybrid scheme named IE-DDMMLFMA with forward-backward method is proposed to calculate the scattering from the perfect electric conductor body of translation. The computational body of translation can be partitioned into concentric non-overlapping subdomains. Each of integral equation systems are solved separately, thus reducing the complexity of the original problem. Moreover, by...
The 2-level adaptive integral method is represented in this paper. Two level grids and two level boxes are built for calculating relatively nearer interaction and relatively farer interaction. This algorithm can be used to calculate larger object than the AIM. The last numerical result suggests that the proposed method is efficient and accurate.
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