2010
DOI: 10.1109/lawp.2010.2076411
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A Hybrid Approach for Solving Coupled Maxwell and Schrödinger Equations Arising in the Simulation of Nano-Devices

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“…They are linear, and thus scalable. As long as quantum effects do not have to be taken into account, which is still the case for the plasmonic applications considered, since the structures are not that small [1], there is no fundamental problem. The underlying formulation of Maxwell's equations can remain unaffected.…”
Section: Frequencymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They are linear, and thus scalable. As long as quantum effects do not have to be taken into account, which is still the case for the plasmonic applications considered, since the structures are not that small [1], there is no fundamental problem. The underlying formulation of Maxwell's equations can remain unaffected.…”
Section: Frequencymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O n t he other han d Maxwell equations ar e use d for electromagnetic effec ts. Therefore, these equa tions are coupled t o simulate t hose a pplications in w hich c ombined effects are needed [12][13]. In [12] a hybrid transmission line matrix ( TLM) [14] and FDTD [15], and in [13] a hybr id locally one dimensional (LO D)-FDTD [16] and F DTD methods are applied to coupled non-dispersive Maxwell and Schrödinger equations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, these equa tions are coupled t o simulate t hose a pplications in w hich c ombined effects are needed [12][13]. In [12] a hybrid transmission line matrix ( TLM) [14] and FDTD [15], and in [13] a hybr id locally one dimensional (LO D)-FDTD [16] and F DTD methods are applied to coupled non-dispersive Maxwell and Schrödinger equations. In [12] the FDTD method is app lied to Schrödinger eq uation to simu late ca rbon n anotube whil e the TL M metho d is applied to t he conventional n ondispersive Ma xwell e quations to simula te the r est of the structure.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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