Conversion Formulas Between the WLP Spectrum and the Frequency Spectrum for WLP-FDTD Analysis

The direct output of the weighted Laguerre polynomial finite-difference time-domain (WLP-FDTD) method consists of the expansion coefficients of the electromagnetic response in terms of WLPs, i.e., the discrete WLP spectrum. In this study, we derive closed-form conversion formulas between the discrete WLP spectrum and the frequency spectrum. These formulas enable direct transformation between the discrete WLP spectrum and the frequency spectrum without reconstructing the time-domain response. The transformation of the frequency spectrum into the discrete WLP spectrum is simpler than transforming the time-domain function because the former involves differentiation, while the latter requires integration. These formulas offer a significant advantage by simplifying spectral analysis because the basis functions in the frequency domain retain a constant amplitude regardless of order. The validity of the derived formulas is verified through analytical and numerical calculations on example functions.

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IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation
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2025-08-12
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tap.2025.3596398
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Advanced Fiber Optic Sensors
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Conversion Formulas Between the WLP Spectrum and the Frequency Spectrum for WLP-FDTD Analysis

Yoshiaki Ando
IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation
Advanced Fiber Optic Sensors
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Conversion Formulas Between the WLP Spectrum and the Frequency Spectrum for WLP-FDTD Analysis

Yoshiaki Ando
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Abstract

The direct output of the weighted Laguerre polynomial finite-difference time-domain (WLP-FDTD) method consists of the expansion coefficients of the electromagnetic response in terms of WLPs, i.e., the discrete WLP spectrum. In this study, we derive closed-form conversion formulas between the discrete WLP spectrum and the frequency spectrum. These formulas enable direct transformation between the discrete WLP spectrum and the frequency spectrum without reconstructing the time-domain response. The transformation of the frequency spectrum into the discrete WLP spectrum is simpler than transforming the time-domain function because the former involves differentiation, while the latter requires integration. These formulas offer a significant advantage by simplifying spectral analysis because the basis functions in the frequency domain retain a constant amplitude regardless of order. The validity of the derived formulas is verified through analytical and numerical calculations on example functions.

IEEE Transactions on Antennas and PropagationVol. 73(12)
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Advanced Fiber Optic Sensors
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