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TMax Electromagnetic Finite Difference Time Domain Simulations Cray X1 of the Impulse Radiating Antenna

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3 Author(s)
MacGillivray, J. ; Cray Incorporated, Chippewa Falls, WI ; Schwarzmeier, J. ; Abdalla, M.

The Air Force Research Laboratory High Power Microwave Division has developed a vector and parallel processing electromagnetic finite difference time domain (FDTD) computational Temporal Maxwell (TMax) solver. FDTD is a robust technique well suited for vector and parallel processing yielding a useful electromagnetic modeling tool. In this paper, TMax simulations of the Impulse Radiating Antenna (IRA) via the Cray X1 high performance computing machine with state-of-the art vectorizing FORTRAN compilers are shown to produce high resolution results for a sizable volume generating good agreement with experimental data thereby providing a way to assess different IRA configurations.

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Users Group Conference, 2005

Date of Conference: 2005

Page(s):
70 - 74
Print ISBN:
0-7695-2496-6
Digital Object Identifier :
10.1109/DODUGC.2005.69
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