Discrete Green's Theorem, Green's Functions and Stable Radiative FDTD Boundary Conditions

J.M. Arnold; B.P. Hon, de

Discrete Green's Theorem, Green's Functions and Stable Radiative FDTD Boundary Conditions

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We propose a radiative boundary condition for the discrete-grid formulation of Helmholtz’ equation, based on rational approximation in the frequency domain of a Green’s function for the discretised system. This boundary condition is free from instabilities.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	proceedings of the 2007 URSI Electromagnetic Theory Symposium (EMTS 2007) 26-28 July 2007, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Place of Publication	Ottawa, Canada
Publisher	International Union of Radio Science
Pages	1-3
ISBN (Print)	978-0-9738425-3-1
Publication status	Published - 2007
Event	conference; EMTS 2007, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; 2007-07-26; 2007-07-28 - Duration: 26 Jul 2007 → 28 Jul 2007

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Conference	conference; EMTS 2007, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; 2007-07-26; 2007-07-28
Period	26/07/07 → 28/07/07
Other	EMTS 2007, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

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Arnold, JM & Hon, de, BP 2007, Discrete Green's Theorem, Green's Functions and Stable Radiative FDTD Boundary Conditions. in proceedings of the 2007 URSI Electromagnetic Theory Symposium (EMTS 2007) 26-28 July 2007, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. International Union of Radio Science, Ottawa, Canada, pp. 1-3, conference; EMTS 2007, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; 2007-07-26; 2007-07-28, 26/07/07.

Discrete Green's Theorem, Green's Functions and Stable Radiative FDTD Boundary Conditions. / Arnold, J.M.; Hon, de, B.P.
proceedings of the 2007 URSI Electromagnetic Theory Symposium (EMTS 2007) 26-28 July 2007, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Ottawa, Canada: International Union of Radio Science, 2007. p. 1-3.

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