DD-MLFMA-slotFFT Framework for the Electromagnetic Solution of Mounted Finite Periodic Structures

The interest in the electromagnetic behavior of periodic structures has significantly increased due to their crucial role in advancing cutting-edge applications in nanoscale and metasurface devices in scattering networks, plasmonic crystals, and nanophotonics. The rise of these technologies makes the improvement of the state-of-the-art methods in computational electromagnetics for the efficient solution of these kind of periodic structures even more crucial than ever. Traditional approaches predominantly centered on methods tailored for infinite periodic structures based on Floquet’s theorem and the Ewald transformation. However, although these methods have been demonstrated as powerful tools in the design process, they are not suitable for integration with other systems and sensors due to the limitation of infinite periodic structures or the accurate modeling of complex physical phenomena like edge effects and standing waves, vital phenomena for certain applications.

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2024-09-02
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iceaa61917.2024.10701947
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Electromagnetic Scattering and Analysis
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DD-MLFMA-slotFFT Framework for the Electromagnetic Solution of Mounted Finite Periodic Structures

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DD-MLFMA-slotFFT Framework for the Electromagnetic Solution of Mounted Finite Periodic Structures

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The interest in the electromagnetic behavior of periodic structures has significantly increased due to their crucial role in advancing cutting-edge applications in nanoscale and metasurface devices in scattering networks, plasmonic crystals, and nanophotonics. The rise of these technologies makes the improvement of the state-of-the-art methods in computational electromagnetics for the efficient solution of these kind of periodic structures even more crucial than ever. Traditional approaches predominantly centered on methods tailored for infinite periodic structures based on Floquet’s theorem and the Ewald transformation. However, although these methods have been demonstrated as powerful tools in the design process, they are not suitable for integration with other systems and sensors due to the limitation of infinite periodic structures or the accurate modeling of complex physical phenomena like edge effects and standing waves, vital phenomena for certain applications.

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