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Numerical experiments on PEC boundary condition and late time growth involving the FDTD/FDTD and FDTD/FVTD hybrid

Authors: K.S. Yee; J.S. Chen; A.H. Chang;

Numerical experiments on PEC boundary condition and late time growth involving the FDTD/FDTD and FDTD/FVTD hybrid

Abstract

Late time growth is a serious defect of the time domain electromagnetic numerical methods. It has been reported in some conformal FDTD numerical codes; and it is also observed in our FDTD/FVTD hybrid numerical code. The paper is devoted to investigations leading to a stabilizing technique to eliminate the late time growth in our FDTD/FDTD or FDTD/FVTD hybrid. Since stability is related to the manner the boundary condition is approximated, we also present a boundary condition simulation. The scattering object in this investigation is smooth.

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