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New Set of 3D Orthogonal Edge Basis Functions for Simulation of Waveguide Structures

Marcos S. Gonçalves, Hugo Enrique Hernandez-Figueroa, Aldário C. Bordonalli

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New three-dimension orthogonal basis functions for finite element solution of the vectorial wave equation are presented. These functions maintain the same properties as those of conventional basis functions, generating diagonal matrices and enhancing numerical performance.

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New three-dimension orthogonal basis functions for finite element solution of the vectorial wave equation are presented. These functions maintain the same properties as those of conventional basis functions, generating diagonal matrices and enhancing numerical performance.

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New three-dimension orthogonal basis functions for finite element solution of the vectorial wave equation are presented. These functions maintain the same properties as those of conventional basis functions, generating diagonal matrices and enhancing numerical performance.

Key concepts: Basis function, Basis (linear algebra), Diagonal, Orthogonal basis, Dimension (graph theory), Finite element method, Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution, Orthogonal functions

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