Three-dimensional time-domain hybrid discontinuous Galerkin method plus electromagnetic source term processing method
An electromagnetic source and applied current technology, which is applied in design optimization/simulation, etc., can solve the problems of large leakage in the scattering field area and sparse grid sampling density, and achieve the goal of expanding the time step, reducing global unknowns, and strong applicability Effect
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[0121] Using the following metal composite sphere as a model, a point source is added to analyze the local source radiation problem of the active 3D hybrid time-domain discontinuous Galerkin numerical method.
[0122] figure 2 The model is a composite structure consisting of a perfectly conducting metal sphere and a perfectly conducting metal cylinder. The radius of the metal sphere is 1m, and the radius and height of the cylinder are 0.02m and 0.1m, respectively, and are placed at a distance of 0.1m from the surface of the metal sphere. At the center r of the gap between the metal ball and the cylinder s =(-1.05,0,0), a local radiation source with a frequency of f=300MHz, positive z direction is set In order to obtain high computational accuracy around a local radiation source, it is necessary to s Perform local mesh refinement around, such as figure 2 As shown, the densified mesh is marked with shaded cubes (square areas of flat shape). The computational area is a cu...
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