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2006-01-06
Modal Expansion for the 2D Green's Function in a Non-Orthogonal Coordinates System
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, Vol. 59, 101-112, 2006
Abstract
We present an efficient modal method to calculate the two-dimensional Green's function for electromagnetics in curvilinear coordinates. For this purpose the coordinate transformation based differential method, introduced for the numerical analysis of surface-relief gratings, is directly used with perfectly matched layers (PMLs). The covariant formalism Maxwell's equations, very convenient for the non-orthogonal coordinates formulation, also gives an unified analysis of PMLs. Numerical results for a line source placed above a perfectly conducting corrugated surface are presented.
Citation
J. Plumey, M. Kofi Edee, and Gerard Granet, "Modal Expansion for the 2D Green's Function in a Non-Orthogonal Coordinates System," , Vol. 59, 101-112, 2006.
doi:10.2528/PIER05080701
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