2014 International Conference on Electrical Engineering and Information &Amp; Communication Technology 2014
DOI: 10.1109/iceeict.2014.6919159
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Segmentation technique with ADI-FDTD for EM propagation modeling in electrically large structure

Abstract: This paper deals with the electromagnetic (EM) wave propagation modeling in complex tunnel environments. We propose a novel segmented alternating direction implicit finite difference time domain (S-ADI-FDTD) method for modeling the electromagnetic wave propagation inside an electrically large tunnel. The proposed S-ADI-FDTD method reduces the computational redundancy by dividing the problem space into segments. It also allows use of larger cells in each segment. To validate this method, we simulate the propaga… Show more

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“…For wave propagation within a long tunnel, this study [73] proposed a unique SADI-FDTD method. The proposed method lowers computational redundancy by segmenting the problem space.…”
Section: B: Segmented Alternating Direction Implicit Finite Differenc...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For wave propagation within a long tunnel, this study [73] proposed a unique SADI-FDTD method. The proposed method lowers computational redundancy by segmenting the problem space.…”
Section: B: Segmented Alternating Direction Implicit Finite Differenc...mentioning
confidence: 99%