Several finite-element based time-domain approaches for the analysis of photonic devices are discussed in details. Narrowband and different kinds of wideband formulations are derived highlighting strengths and weaknesses related to the initial analytical equation and to the numerical implementation through the finite element method. A formulation which directly implements the unknown field without separating the envelope and the fast varying carrier is also presented. Performances and limits of the various algorithms are discussed by analyzing the simple and clear case of time and space evolution of gaussian beams propagating in a homogeneous medium. Comparison of the modules and arguments of the spectral response is also provided
The theoretical and numerical models for simulation of light propagation through a system of coupled...
A new time-domain numerical approach for two-dimensional vectorial wave equation solutions based on ...
In the present paper we review the state of the art of two complementary propagation techniques with...
Several finite-element based time-domain approaches for the analysis of photonic devices are discuss...
Recently reported time and frequency domain numerical approaches based on the finite element method ...
To investigate light propagation in photonic crystal structures, the finite element method is employ...
this paper aims to develop novel smoothed finite element method (SFEM) for the analysis of photonic ...
The usual, highly efficient, modelling tools for planar optical devices are generally not suitable f...
A new vector simulator to analyse time-domain electromagnetic field propagation in optical structure...
This work deals with the formulation and implementation of the Finite Element Method (FEM) to the sc...
The usual, highly efficient, modelling tools for planar optical devices are generally not suitable f...
The research activity presented is focused on the study of numerical methods for electromagnetism an...
In recent years the finite-element method (FEM) has been widely applied to three-dimensional beam pr...
A new efficient technique that models the behavior of pulsed optical beams in homogenous medium, met...
The paper describes the formulation and implementation of the broadband finite element time domain a...
The theoretical and numerical models for simulation of light propagation through a system of coupled...
A new time-domain numerical approach for two-dimensional vectorial wave equation solutions based on ...
In the present paper we review the state of the art of two complementary propagation techniques with...
Several finite-element based time-domain approaches for the analysis of photonic devices are discuss...
Recently reported time and frequency domain numerical approaches based on the finite element method ...
To investigate light propagation in photonic crystal structures, the finite element method is employ...
this paper aims to develop novel smoothed finite element method (SFEM) for the analysis of photonic ...
The usual, highly efficient, modelling tools for planar optical devices are generally not suitable f...
A new vector simulator to analyse time-domain electromagnetic field propagation in optical structure...
This work deals with the formulation and implementation of the Finite Element Method (FEM) to the sc...
The usual, highly efficient, modelling tools for planar optical devices are generally not suitable f...
The research activity presented is focused on the study of numerical methods for electromagnetism an...
In recent years the finite-element method (FEM) has been widely applied to three-dimensional beam pr...
A new efficient technique that models the behavior of pulsed optical beams in homogenous medium, met...
The paper describes the formulation and implementation of the broadband finite element time domain a...
The theoretical and numerical models for simulation of light propagation through a system of coupled...
A new time-domain numerical approach for two-dimensional vectorial wave equation solutions based on ...
In the present paper we review the state of the art of two complementary propagation techniques with...