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High-order accurate methods for solving Maxwell's equations: Applications to photonic crystals and thin layer coatings - Couverture souple

Chun, Sehun; Hesthaven, Jan S.

 
9783639512809: High-order accurate methods for solving Maxwell's equations: Applications to photonic crystals and thin layer coatings

Synopsis

This book contains two applications of high-order accurate methods for solving Maxwell's equations. The first is the time domain modeling of the electromagnetic wave propagation in photonic crystals to demonstrate the behavior and sensitivity of the frozen mode phenomenon in finite structures with anisotropic materials. Moreover, a PDE constrained nonlinear optimization technique is introduced to optimize the design of photonic crystals for the phenomenon. The second application is the development of thin layer approximations to compute the electromagnetic field with the thin layers of strong magnetic materials in multidimensional spaces without compromising efficiency and accuracy. Metal backed coatings and transmission layers with isotropic materials or with tangentially-oriented anisotropic materials are considered in one and two dimensions in the time domain.

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À propos de l'auteur

Ph.D. Brown University, Providence, USAApplied Mathematics, May 2008M.S. Purdue University, West Lafayette, USAMathematics, May 2003B.S. Seoul National University, Seoul, Republic of KoreaMechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Feb 1999

À propos de la quatrième de couverture

This book contains two applications of high-order accurate methods for solving Maxwell¿s equations. The first is the time domain modeling of the electromagnetic wave propagation in photonic crystals to demonstrate the behavior and sensitivity of the frozen mode phenomenon in finite structures with anisotropic materials. Moreover, a PDE constrained nonlinear optimization technique is introduced to optimize the design of photonic crystals for the phenomenon. The second application is the development of thin layer approximations to compute the electromagnetic field with the thin layers of strong magnetic materials in multidimensional spaces without compromising efficiency and accuracy. Metal backed coatings and transmission layers with isotropic materials or with tangentially-oriented anisotropic materials are considered in one and two dimensions in the time domain.

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