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Computationally Efficient Dual Perforated Finite Element Time Domain Method

S. M. Raiyan Kabir and B. M. A. Rahman

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Abstract

Finite element based meshing can discretise structures more accurately than finite difference technique. The FDTD method is currently the dominant method. This paper presents the dual perforated FETD to perform faster simulation by reducing resolution.

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