Handling the low-frequency breakdown of the PMCHWT integral equation with the quasi-Helmholtz projectors
Yves Beghein, Rajendra Mitharwal, Kristof Cools, Francesco P. Andriulli
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Yves Beghein, Rajendra Mitharwal, Kristof Cools, Francesco P. Andriulli
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This contribution presents a quasi-Helmholtz projectors based regularization of the low frequency breakdown of the PMCHWT integral equation. The PMCHWT equation in the low-frequency regime shows an ill-conditioned behavior inherited from the Electric Field Integral Operators it contains. The stabilization via quasi-Helmholtz projectors, differently from the use of standard Loop-Star/Tree decompositions, does not introduce an additional mesh-size-related ill-conditioning and it applies smoothly to both simply and non-simply connected geometries. The presentation of the main formulation will be complemented by numerical results demonstrating the effectiveness and accuracy of the proposed scheme.
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This contribution presents a quasi-Helmholtz projectors based regularization of the low frequency breakdown of the PMCHWT integral equation. The PMCHWT equation in the low-frequency regime shows an ill-conditioned behavior inherited from the Electric Field Integral Operators it contains. The stabilization via quasi-Helmholtz projectors, differently from the use of standard Loop-Star/Tree decompositions, does not introduce an additional mesh-size-related ill-conditioning and it applies smoothly to both simply and non-simply connected geometries. The presentation of the main formulation will be complemented by numerical results demonstrating the effectiveness and accuracy of the proposed scheme.
Key concepts: Electric-field integral equation, Helmholtz equation, Helmholtz free energy, Integral equation, Mathematics, Regularization (linguistics), Mathematical analysis, Physics