Computational electromagnetics
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Computational electromagnetics
Artech House, c1993
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Note
Bibliography:p. 709-711
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
A self-study tutorial which presents the fundamental principles and rigorous numerical validations of a major contemporary branch in frequency-domain computational electromagnetics.
Table of Contents
- Maxwell's equations
- TM polarization
- two-dimensional perfectly conducting object TE polarization
- two-dimensional homogeneous dielectric object TM and TE polarization
- two-dimensional conducting and dielectric layered object TM and TE polarizations.
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