2016 IEEE Conference on Electromagnetic Field Computation (CEFC) 2016
DOI: 10.1109/cefc.2016.7815957
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Combined formulation for meshless-MoM hybrid method applied to 2D electromagnetic scattering

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“…In (10) and (20), the integrals were evaluated using only 1 point (middle point). For the integral in (9), an auxiliary rectangular cell structure was used in the calculations. To improve the coupling between internal and external subproblems, near the scatterer's surface, a larger number of Gauss integration points were adopted.…”
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“…In (10) and (20), the integrals were evaluated using only 1 point (middle point). For the integral in (9), an auxiliary rectangular cell structure was used in the calculations. To improve the coupling between internal and external subproblems, near the scatterer's surface, a larger number of Gauss integration points were adopted.…”
Section: Numerical Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Equations (14) to (16) correspond to the EFIE (11) while (17) to (19) correspond to the MFIE (12). These sets of equations can be used individually, eg, (14) to (16) as in Resende et al, 9 or combined 3 to solve the equivalent external subproblem.…”
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“…Diferente dos estudos anteriores, adotou-se uma formulação híbrida baseada em Método dos Momentos (MoM) para substituir a condição absorvente [7]. Em que foram utilizadas funções triangulares para resolver a equação integral do campo elétrico (EFIE) e a equação integral do campo magnético (MFIE) em um contorno arbitrário [8].…”
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