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Application of the complementary derivatives method in the ADI-FDTD solution of maxwell’s equations

M.H. Kermani, Omar M. Ramahi

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In this paper, we apply the complementary derivatives method (CDM) [10], which guarantees second-order accuracy, to the ADI-FDTD solution of Maxwell equations of problems containing domains with different grid size.

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In this paper, we apply the complementary derivatives method (CDM) [10], which guarantees second-order accuracy, to the ADI-FDTD solution of Maxwell equations of problems containing domains with different grid size.

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In this paper, we apply the complementary derivatives method (CDM) [10], which guarantees second-order accuracy, to the ADI-FDTD solution of Maxwell equations of problems containing domains with different grid size.

Key concepts: Finite-difference time-domain method, Maxwell's equations, Scattering-matrix method, Electromagnetic field solver, Applied mathematics, Grid, Computer science, Mathematics

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