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|a Computing the flow of light :
|b nonstandard FDTD methodologies for photonics design /
|c James B. Cole, Saswatee Banerjee.
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|a Bellingham, Washington :
|b SPIE Press,
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|a xvi, 413 pages :
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|a Finite difference approximations -- Accuracy, stability and convergence of numerical algorithms -- Introduction -- Finite difference models of the simple harmonic oscillator -- The one-dimensional wave equation -- Finite difference time domain algorithms for the one-dimensional wave equation -- Program development and applications of finite difference time domain algorithms in one-dimension -- Finite difference time domain algorithms to solve the wave equation in two and three dimensions -- Review of electromagnetic theory -- The Yee algorithm in one dimension -- The Yee algorithm in two and three dimensions -- Example applications of FDTD -- FDTD for dispersive materials -- Photonics problems -- Photonics design.
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|a Finite difference time domain (FDTD) computes the time evolution of a system at discrete time steps, and the resulting periodic visualization yields insight into the system. FDTD and FDTD-like methods can be used to solve a wide variety of problems, including, but not limited to, the wave equation, Maxwell's equations and the Schrödinger equation. In addition to introducing useful new methodologies, this book provides readers with analytical background and simulation examples that will help them develop their own methodologies to solve yet-to-be-posed problems. The book is written for students, engineers, and researchers grappling with problems that cannot be solved analytically. It could also be used as a textbook for a mathematical physics or engineering class.
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