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Co-published with Oxford University Press. This new edition takes account of the most recent analytical progress that has been made in the field of electromagnetic wave propagation and the impact of the wider availability of powerful computers. The aim of this book is to develop a suitable framework of theory and numerical analysis with applications to various aspects of the propagation of electromagnetic waves. The conjugate gradient method and CGFFT are given extensive treatment. The coverage of finite methods has been expanded and conforming finite elements particularly appropriate to electromagnetic applications are described. New topics have been added to this edition including Sobolev spaces, vector optimization, absorbing boundary conditions, and surface radiation conditions.
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The prelims comprise:
Half Title
IEEE Press Series
Title
Copyright
Preface to the Second Editon
Preface to the First Edition
Dedication
Contents
This chapter contains sections titled:
Interpolation and approximation
Solution of equations
Matrices
Linear equations
Generalized inverse
Introduction
Waveguides
Numerical derivatives
Properties of difference equations
TEM modes
The dominant mode
Higher modes
Direct methods
Other equations
Conformal mapping
Waveguides containing dielectric
Microstrip transmission lines
Other methods for guides
The fast Fourier transform
Preliminaries
Partial differential equations
Unbounded operators and eigenvalues
The derivative of an operator
Newton's method for operators
Optimization
Variational principles
Minimal systems
Integral equations
Numerical trial functions
Numerical integration
Wire antennas
Solid antennas
Dielectric antennas
Appendix: Geometry of surfaces
Finite methods
Integral equations in the time domain
Numerical methods for thin wires in the time domain
Perfectly conducting bodies
Numerical matters
The harmonic approach versus the impulse response
The Laplace transform
The location of the poles
The impulse response
Practical determination of the positions of the poles
Prony's method and modifications
Numerical solution of ordinary differential equations
Canonical problems
Leaky rays
Inverse scattering
The inverse source problem
Holographic techniques
Synthesis of radiation patterns
Array signal processing
Co-published with Oxford University Press. This new edition takes account of the most recent analytical progress that has been made in the field of electromagnetic wave propagation and the impact of the wider availability of powerful computers. The aim of this book is to develop a suitable framework of theory and numerical analysis with applications to various aspects of the propagation of electromagnetic waves. The conjugate gradient method and CGFFT are given extensive treatment. The coverage of finite methods has been expanded and conforming finite elements particularly appropriate to electromagnetic applications are described. New topics have been added to this edition including Sobolev spaces, vector optimization, absorbing boundary conditions, and surface radiation conditions. View full abstract»
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