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Lunn-Rockliffe, Sophie

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“…The Maxwell equations are well known for describing electromagnetic phenomena [5,6]. One field of current interest are optical technologies and the design of novel optical systems as for instance Y -splitters [8].…”

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A residual‐based error estimator and mesh adaptivity for the time harmonic Maxwell equations applied to a Y‐beam splitter

Beuchler

Kinnewig

König

et al. 2021

Proc Appl Math & Mech

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In this work, local mesh adaptivity for the time harmonic Maxwell equations is studied. The main purpose is to apply a known a posteriori residual‐based error estimator from the literature and to investigate its performance for a Y‐beam splitter setting. This configuration is an important prototype for the design of optical systems within the excellence cluster PhoenixD. Specifically, the branching region is of interest and requires a high accuracy of the numerical simulation. One numerical example shows the performance of our approach.

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