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Kunz K.S., Luebbers R.J. — The finite difference time domain method for electromagnetics
Kunz K.S., Luebbers R.J. — The finite difference time domain method for electromagnetics



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Название: The finite difference time domain method for electromagnetics

Авторы: Kunz K.S., Luebbers R.J.

Аннотация:

Provides the basic information necessary to apply FDTD to problems in electromagnetics, and illustrates some of the types of problems that can be analyzed using it. DLC: Electromagnetic fields- Mathematics.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Физика/Электромагнетизм/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Год издания: 1993

Количество страниц: 448

Добавлена в каталог: 20.09.2005

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Предметный указатель
Integration contours      185—188
Interior coupling      53 54
Interior geometry      76 197 198
Interior response      62
Interior shielding      53 61—76
Interior shielding, cavity      63—64
Interior shielding, data evaluation for      66—69
Interior shielding, effectiveness of      62 69—70
Interior shielding, frequency above aperture cutoff and      62—70
Interior shielding, frequency below aperture cutoff and      70—76
Interior shielding, upper limit in frequency for      72
Internal wires      71
Intuition building      235—236
Inverse Fourier transforms      108 168 170 301
Isotropic antennas      274
Isotropic plasmas      300 304
Kramers — Kronig relationship      127
Lagrangian cells      365 367
Laplace transform      171
Laplace's equation      328
Large cells      185
Lax — Friedrichs scheme      332
Lax — Richtmyer equivalence theorem      336
LCP      see "Left circularly polarized"
Leapfrog method      17 329 332—335 337
Left circularly polarized (LCP) waves      308 314 320
Legendre polynomial analytic continuations      348
Leontovich (first-order) surface impedance boundary conditions      166 170
Liao's absorbing boundary      259
Light, speed of      219
Lightning      53 54
Look-back schemes      348 349
Lorentz material      139 261
Lorentz poles      139 145—147 151
Loss tangent      164
Lossless isotropic antennas      274
Lossless plasmas      300
Lossy cylinders      242
Lossy dielectric scattering      5 87—102
Lossy dielectric scattering, human body electromagnetic penetration and      87 91—97
Lossy dielectric scattering, near zone sphere      90—91
Lossy dielectric scattering, scattered field FDTD method and      87—89
Lossy dielectrics      20—22 29—30 163 164
Lossy dielectrics, antennas and      263 290
Lossy dielectrics, FORTRAN code for      22—24 391 400—401 405 421
Lossy dielectrics, governing equations for      53
Lossy dielectrics, permittivity for      164
Lossy dielectrics, waveguide aperture coupling and      79
Lossy dielectrics, Yee cells and      37
Lumped capacitance      193
Lumped circuits      185 190—194 204 207 216
Lumped conductance      205
Lumped inductance      193
Lumped loads      204 213 263
Magnetic frill method      282
Magnetic loop sensors      58
Magnetic sheets      216—221 226—228
Magnetized ferrites      308—321 see
Magnetized ferrites, anisotropic      309
Magnetized ferrites, electromagnetic field interactions with      309
Magnetized ferrites, geometry of      309
Magnetized ferrites, magnetized plasmas compared to      321
Magnetized ferrites, permeability tensors of      320
Magnetized plasmas      299—308 see
Magnetized plasmas, isotropic      300 304
Magnetized plasmas, magnetized ferrites compared to      321
Magnetized plasmas, permittivity of      301 303
Marginal stability      228
Mathematical operations      328
Maxwell equations      3 4 327 329 332 see
Maxwell equations, alternate formulations and      360 363 365
Maxwell equations, coordinate systems and      369 370 372 382
Maxwell equations, dispersion and      343
Maxwell equations, frequency-dependent materials and      126 127
Maxwell equations, nonlinear materials and      218
Maxwell equations, scattered field FDTD method and      11—13 17
Maxwell equations, subcellular extensions and      185—187
Measurements      58 61 284 289 293 see
Metallic probes      263
Metals      299 see
Method of moments      231 254
Method of moments, antennas and      263—265 267 274 277 279
Method of moments, antennas and, computer time and      284
Method of moments, antennas and, frequency patterns and      290
Method of moments, antennas and, gap source and      281
Method of moments, antennas and, magnetic frill method and      282
Method of moments, antennas and, wire gap and      289
Method of moments, thin wire      263
Microstrip structures      79
Mie sphere scattering      87
MOM      see "Method of moments"
Monopole antennas      279—290
Monopole antennas, gain of      279 281 290
Monopole antennas, geometry of      279 284
Monopole antennas, impedance of      279 281 290
Monopoles      213 265
Motion equations      365—366
Motion laws      365
Multiple poles      146—151
Multipliers      24
Mur absorbing boundaries      30 46 57 113 347 349—355 see
Mur absorbing boundaries, alternate formulations and      360
Mur absorbing boundaries, antennas and      281 284 292
Mur absorbing boundaries, differential equations and      332
Mur absorbing boundaries, far zone scattering and      241 244 254 256 259
Mur absorbing boundaries, frequency-dependent materials and      130 137 147
Mur absorbing boundaries, gyrotropic media and      307
Mur absorbing boundaries, near zone sphere scattering and      91
Mur absorbing boundaries, nonlinear materials and      204 212
Mur absorbing boundaries, stability and      354
Mur absorbing boundaries, wave equations and      349 350
Mur absorbing boundaries, waveguide aperture coupling and      79 80
Mur approximation      45 351 352 354 356 357
Mur expressions      44 see
Mutual impedance      263 273
Near zone sphere scattering      90—91
Near-to-far-field transformation      6
Nearest-neighbor field      44
Nearest-neighbor interactions      20
Newton — Raphson iteration      208 210 212 214
Newton's Second Law of Motion      365
Noise removal      91
Nonlinear diodes      204—216
Nonlinear diodes, modeling of      207 212
Nonlinear loads      6 190 203—229
Nonlinear loads, magnetic sheets and      216—221 226—228
Nonlinear materials      6 79 203—229 see
Nonlinear materials, antenna with nonlinear diodes and      204—216
Nonlinear materials, conductivity of      205 218—221 226—228
Nonlinear materials, far zone scattering and      242
Nonlinear materials, magnetic sheets      216—221 226—228
Nonlinear materials, permeability of      221 227 228
Nonlinear materials, permittivity of      226 227
Nonlinear materials, stability of      204 216 218 226—228
Nonlinearity      226
Nonuniform cells      31 251
Nuclear detonation      53
Numerical dispersion      339—345
Numerical methods      3 79 see
Nyquist frequency      42 72 359
Nyquist sampling      30 31
Object building      37—42 249
Odd-order harmonics      67
one-dimensional arrays      190
One-dimensional calculations      130 147
One-dimensional calculations, nonlinear materials and      219
One-dimensional calculations, on reflection      307
One-dimensional calculations, on transmission      307
One-dimensional calculations, polarization and      388
One-dimensional calculations, surface impedance and      163 175 179
One-dimensional coordinate systems      347 387—389
One-dimensional geometry      299
One-dimensional transmission lines      347
One-way wave equations      331 356—358
Open circuits      194
Optical frequency      299
ORBC      see "Outer radiation boundary condition"
Orthogonal coordinate systems      370
Oscillation frequency      95
Outer boundary      196 204 254—259 see
Outer radiation boundary condition (ORBC)      7—8 26 43—46 347—358 see
Outer radiation boundary condition (ORBC), alternate formulations and      360
Outer radiation boundary condition (ORBC), efficiency of      354
Outer radiation boundary condition (ORBC), evolution of      348—349
Outer radiation boundary condition (ORBC), far zone scattering and      241
Outer radiation boundary condition (ORBC), FORTRAN code and      406—413
Outer radiation boundary condition (ORBC), history of      347—349
Outer radiation boundary condition (ORBC), human body electromagnetic penetration and      92
Outer radiation boundary condition (ORBC), near zone sphere scattering and      91
Outer radiation boundary condition (ORBC), subcellular extensions and      195
Outer radiation boundary condition (ORBC), wave equations and      327 330 331 349 350 356—358
Pade approximation      357
Parabolic equations      328—330 335
Parallel plate capacitance      193
Parallel plate waveguide visualization      236
Parallelepiped cells      265
Partial differential equations      327 335 366
Particle-in-cell (PIC) simulation codes      300
Passive microwave structures      79
Perfect conductor      16—19 40
Perfect conductor, coupling and      53
Perfect conductor, FORTRAN code for      19—20 391
Perfect conductor, lossy dielectric scattering and      87 88
Perfect conductor, propagation of      88
Perfect conductor, surface impedance and      165
Perfect conductor, waveguide aperture coupling and      79
Perfect conductor, Yee cells and      37
Permeability of frequency-dependent materials      123 145
Permeability of nonlinear materials      221 227 228
Permeability tensors      38 299 314 320
Permeability, differential      217 219
Permeability, gyrotropic media and      299
Permeability, maximum      221
Permeability, scattered field FDTD method and      23
Permeability, tensor      299
Permittivity      37 39
Permittivity for lossy dielectrics      164
Permittivity of frequency-dependent materials      123 124 130 136 146 147
Permittivity of gyrotropic media      299—301 303
Permittivity of nonlinear materials      226 227
Permittivity of plasmas      300 301 303
Permittivity, diagonal      38
Permittivity, Drude      136
Permittivity, Drude frequency domain      299
Permittivity, far zone scattering and      252 254 261
Permittivity, frequency domain      299
Permittivity, infinite frequency      124
Permittivity, off-diagonal      303
Permittivity, relative      147 164 254 300
Permittivity, scattered field FDTD method and      23
Permittivity, static      124
Permittivity, surface impedance and      164
Permittivity, tensor      299 300
Physical optics (PO)      3
Physical process insight      235
Physics      55
PIC      see "Particle-in-cell"
Planar vacuum-water interface      130
Plasma frequency      300
Plasmas      123 136 138 142 143 145 299 see
Plasmas, cold      299
Plasmas, ferrites compared to      321
Plasmas, isotropic      300 304
Plasmas, lossless      300
Plasmas, magnetized      see "Magnetized plasmas"
Plasmas, permittivity of      300 301 303
Plasmas, susceptibility for      139 304
Plasmas, unmagnetized      300
Pluto      63—67 70—72
Po      see "Physical optics"
Point-source radiation      65
Poisson's equation      328
Polarization      113 251 see
Polarization, coordinate systems and      388
Polarization, cross-      297
Polarization, electric field      249 252
Polarization, incident field      248
Polarization, transverse electric      115 117—118
Polarization, transverse magnetic      115 117
Poles      see also "Specific types"
Poles, Lorentz      139 145—147 151
Poles, multiple      146—151
Potential formulations      360—362
predictions      see also "Specific types"
Predictions of antenna radiation      265
Predictions of human pody electromagnetic penetration      91
Predictions, broadband response      3
Predictions, measurements vs.      58—61
Predictions, near zone sphere scattering and      91
Predictions, response      72—76
Problem space      25 284 347
Processional frequency      314
Prony approximation      3 173 174 197
Propagation      320
Pulsed planes      130 147
Pulses      see also "Specific types"
Pulses, electromagnetic      53—56
Pulses, excitation of      53 105 264 289
Pulses, exterior      55—61
Pulses, Fourier transforms of      156
Pulses, Gaussian      see "Gaussian pulse"
Pulses, incident      53 155 160 161
Pulses, propagation of      130
Pulses, scattered field transmitted      160
Pulses, smooth cosine      155
Pulses, smoothed cosine      29
Quantization      109 217
Radar cross section (RCS)      111 113 116 251 263
Radian plasma frequency      135
Radiating antennas      43
Radiation      see also "Specific types"
Radiation boundary conditions      43—46 113
Radiation, antenna      30 107 263 265
Radiation, body of revolution      369 370 381 384 385
Radiation, far field      349
Radiation, far zone      264
Radiation, FORTRAN code and      394
Radiation, losses of      72
Radiation, patterns of      232 263 264 283 289
Radiation, point-source      65
Radiation, transmissitivity of      72
Radio flash      see "Electromagnetic pulse"
Rayleigh — Mie analytic solutions      91
rcp      see "Right circularly polarized"
RCS      see "Radar cross section"
Reactance      167
Real-time animation      232
Rectangular coordinate systems      347
Recursive convolution method      154—161
Recursive convolution method, frequency-dependent materials and      130—131 144 153 154
Recursive convolution method, frequency-dependent materials and, scattered field form of      154—161
Recursive convolution method, surface impedance and      172—175
Recursive convolution term      136
Reflection      307
Reflection coefficients      131 139 142 151 160 176 308 354
Reflectometry      65
Resistance      167 168 206 207 210
Resistance cards      251
Resistive impedance      251
resistors      191 193 213 214
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