Moving-window propagation model based on an unconditionally stable FDTD method

This work introduces a finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) propagation model based on a moving window algorithm. The FDTD is evaluated by an unconditionally stable (US) method combined with a material independent (MI) perfectly matched layer (PML) formulation. Thus, the time step used in simulation...

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Main Authors: Batista, C. G., Goncalves do Rego, Cassio
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