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Simulation of large multiscale structures using the finite difference time domain method (FDTD) hybridized with the Method of Moments (MoM)

R. Mittra

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In his paper we present a hybrid approach, comprising of a combination of the FDTD and the Method of Moments, designed for handling large multiscale structures that task the cpu time and memory very heavily when tackled by the conventional FDTD.

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In his paper we present a hybrid approach, comprising of a combination of the FDTD and the Method of Moments, designed for handling large multiscale structures that task the cpu time and memory very heavily when tackled by the conventional FDTD.

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In his paper we present a hybrid approach, comprising of a combination of the FDTD and the Method of Moments, designed for handling large multiscale structures that task the cpu time and memory very heavily when tackled by the conventional FDTD.

Key concepts: Finite-difference time-domain method, Method of moments (probability theory), Computer science, Finite difference method, Computational science, Algorithm, Electronic engineering, Mathematics

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