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A new hybrid method combination of the finite difference time domain (FDTD) and the method of moments in the time domain (MoMTD)

A. Rubio Bretones, R. Gómez Martín, R. Mittra

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A hybrid method that efficiently combines two powerful numerical techniques, i.e. the finite difference time domain (FDTD) and the method of moments in the time domain (MoMTD) is presented. The method is applicable to complex geometrics comprising thin wires which are studied using the MoMTD, and arbitrary inhomogeneous dielectric structures analyzed with the FDTD method.

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A hybrid method that efficiently combines two powerful numerical techniques, i.e. the finite difference time domain (FDTD) and the method of moments in the time domain (MoMTD) is presented. The method is applicable to complex geometrics comprising thin wires which are studied using the MoMTD, and arbitrary inhomogeneous dielectric structures analyzed with the FDTD method.

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A hybrid method that efficiently combines two powerful numerical techniques, i.e. the finite difference time domain (FDTD) and the method of moments in the time domain (MoMTD) is presented. The method is applicable to complex geometrics comprising thin wires which are studied using the MoMTD, and arbitrary inhomogeneous dielectric structures analyzed with the FDTD method.

Key concepts: Finite-difference time-domain method, Method of moments (probability theory), Time domain, Finite difference method, Domain (mathematical analysis), Dielectric, Computer science, Mathematical analysis

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