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Cross-dating of bricks and mortars from historical building, through thermal (TL) and optically stimulated (OSL) luminescence have achieved good accuracy and precision. However this approach is, in many cases, not exhaustive especially for buildings with different construction phases closely temporally spaced to each other. The uncertainties of experimental data added to the reuse of old bricks and/or...
The GIFFT (Green's function interpolation and FFT) algorithm is one of a class of fast solvers for large periodic structures. The GIFFT algorithm is a modification of the adaptive integral method (AIM), a technique based on the projection of subdomain basis functions onto a rectangular grid. This paper extends the GIFFT algorithm to allow for a complete numerical analysis of a periodic structure excited...
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