This document investigates the use of high-frequency approximations to compute the Radar Cross Section (RCS) from a metallicobject to reduce the numerical resources needed to solve the problem. The first method developped is inspired by the asymptotic method of physical optics which can be linked to the principal value of theMFIE (Magnetic Field Integral Equation). The idea is to apply the same principle for the EFIE (Electric Field Integral Equation), whichis more accurate than MFIE. Therefore, the high-frequency hypothesis used on the EFIE greatly reduce the computational time and the memory requirement of the problem.Secondly, a new method is proposed to reduce the number of iterations of the conjugate gradient required to iteratively so...
An implementation of the Asymptotic Waveform Evaluation (AWE) technique is presented for obtaining t...
A finite element method in the frequency domain is proposed for solving wave scattering problems wit...
The nonconforming voxel finite element method (NVFEM) avoids many of the difficulties of traditional...
This document investigates the use of high-frequency approximations to compute the Radar Cross Secti...
International audienceThe computation of the scattered field from an object and its Radar Cross Sect...
International audienceFrom the electric field integral equation (EFIE),discretized by the Rao-Wilton...
In high frequency computational electromagnetics, rigorous numerical methods be come unrealistic too...
In this Trabajo de Fin de Grado (TFG, from now on), the main objective is to determine the radar cro...
The aim of this thesis is to design a computational method that can be used in modern stealth techno...
We present an efficient algorithm to compute high order approximations to the radar cross section (R...
We describe a high-order method for computing the monostatic and bistatic radar cross section (RCS) ...
In this paper, we describe the important computational methods available to successfully predict the...
In many high frequency scattering problems, the scatterers are large compared to wavelength. When hi...
In this paper, we describe the important computational methods available to successfully predict the...
91 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2001.The finite element method (FEM...
An implementation of the Asymptotic Waveform Evaluation (AWE) technique is presented for obtaining t...
A finite element method in the frequency domain is proposed for solving wave scattering problems wit...
The nonconforming voxel finite element method (NVFEM) avoids many of the difficulties of traditional...
This document investigates the use of high-frequency approximations to compute the Radar Cross Secti...
International audienceThe computation of the scattered field from an object and its Radar Cross Sect...
International audienceFrom the electric field integral equation (EFIE),discretized by the Rao-Wilton...
In high frequency computational electromagnetics, rigorous numerical methods be come unrealistic too...
In this Trabajo de Fin de Grado (TFG, from now on), the main objective is to determine the radar cro...
The aim of this thesis is to design a computational method that can be used in modern stealth techno...
We present an efficient algorithm to compute high order approximations to the radar cross section (R...
We describe a high-order method for computing the monostatic and bistatic radar cross section (RCS) ...
In this paper, we describe the important computational methods available to successfully predict the...
In many high frequency scattering problems, the scatterers are large compared to wavelength. When hi...
In this paper, we describe the important computational methods available to successfully predict the...
91 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2001.The finite element method (FEM...
An implementation of the Asymptotic Waveform Evaluation (AWE) technique is presented for obtaining t...
A finite element method in the frequency domain is proposed for solving wave scattering problems wit...
The nonconforming voxel finite element method (NVFEM) avoids many of the difficulties of traditional...