Mathematical analysis and finite element simulation of a magnetized ferrite model

Abstract

MSC: 65N30 35L15 78-08 Keywords: Maxwell's equations Magnetized ferrite model Edge element Perfectly matched layer a b s t r a c tMicrowave scattering by obstacles made of ferrite materials has been studied for a long time because of its important applications in radar, satellite, optical imaging system, signal processing, atmospheric science, and even cloaking device design. In this paper, we present for the first time the rigorous mathematical analysis of a magnetized ferrite model widely used by engineers. The well-posedness of the model is established first. Then we develop a finite element time-domain method for solving this model. Numerical stability similar to the continuous stability is proved for our scheme, and the optimal error estimate in the L 2 norm is obtained. Numerical results are consistent with our theoretical analysis and show how wave propagates in the ferrite material.

Mathematical modeling of the guidance system of satellite antenna

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