Abstract: In this communication, a domain decomposition method for electromagnetic scatterers is proposed. After dividing the geometry into several domains, the subdomains are divided into near, far ...

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Abstract: This letter presents a novel method for solving ultra-low frequency electromagnetic scattering using the discontinuous Galerkin electric field integral equation (DGEFIE) in the time domain.

Method references are a shorthand way to write lambda expressions that call a single method. Rather than implementing a method in a functional interface, a method reference simply points to an ...