Improving the Spherical Harmonics Expansion-Based Multilevel Fast Multipole Algorithm (SE-MLFMA)
Mang He, Jinbo Liu, Kang Zhang
Abstract
Mang He, Jinbo Liu, Kang Zhang
Abstract
The spherical harmonics expansion-based multilevel fast multipole algorithm (SE-MLFMA) is improved by using the mixed-potential representation of the combined field integral equation (CFIE) that is different from the most commonly used dyadic formulation in the existing MLFMA literature. The memory storage requirement and computation time for the spherical harmonics expansion of the radiation patterns of the basis functions are reduced effectively. Numerical results show that for the solution of CFIE, the memory cost by the radiation patterns is less than half of that in the conventional SE-MLFMA proposed by Eibert without any loss of accuracy.
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The spherical harmonics expansion-based multilevel fast multipole algorithm (SE-MLFMA) is improved by using the mixed-potential representation of the combined field integral equation (CFIE) that is different from the most commonly used dyadic formulation in the existing MLFMA literature. The memory storage requirement and computation time for the spherical harmonics expansion of the radiation patterns of the basis functions are reduced effectively. Numerical results show that for the solution of CFIE, the memory cost by the radiation patterns is less than half of that in the conventional SE-MLFMA proposed by Eibert without any loss of accuracy.
Key concepts: Multipole expansion, Spherical harmonics, Vector spherical harmonics, Spin-weighted spherical harmonics, Computation, Zonal spherical harmonics, Harmonics, Representation (politics)