This work is dedicated to the analysis of generalized perfectly matched layers (PMLs) for 2D electromagnetic wave propagation in dispersive waveguides. Under quite general assumptions on frequency-dependent dielectric permittivity and magnetic permeability we prove convergence estimates in homogeneous waveguides and show that the PML error decreases exponentially with respect to the absorption parameter and the length of the absorbing layer. The optimality of this error estimate is studied both numerically and analytically. Finally, we demonstrate that in the case when the waveguide contains a heterogeneity supported away from the absorbing layer, instabilities may occur, even in the case of the non-dispersive media. Our findings are illust...
We consider time-harmonic electromagnetic wave equations in composites of a dispersive material surr...
In the mode matching technique is extended to the evaluation of the far field radiation pattern of w...
Perfectly Matched Layers (PML) are widely used for the simulation of unbounded wave-like problems. ...
This work is dedicated to the analysis of generalized perfectly matched layers (PMLs) for 2D electro...
This work is dedicated to the analysis of generalized perfectly matched layers (PMLs) for 2D electro...
International audienceIn this work we design and analyze new perfectly matched layers (PML) for a di...
Abstract — For numerical simulations of optical waveguides, perfectly matched layers (PMLs) are wide...
The recently proposed modified PML (MPML) absorbing boundary condition is extended to three dimensio...
The Perfectly Matched Layer (PML) technique is an effective tool introduced by B´erenger [13] to red...
In this paper, we study finite element approximate solutions to the Helmholtz equation in waveguides...
In this paper, we propose and study the uniaxial perfectly matched layer (PML) method for three-dime...
We consider the numerical solution of scalar wave equations in domains which are the union of a boun...
Extended VersionInternational audienceIn this work we consider a problem of modelling of 2D anisotro...
International audienceThis paper is concerned with the approximation of the time domain Maxwell's eq...
We investigate the long time behavior of two unsplit PML methods for the absorption of electromagnet...
We consider time-harmonic electromagnetic wave equations in composites of a dispersive material surr...
In the mode matching technique is extended to the evaluation of the far field radiation pattern of w...
Perfectly Matched Layers (PML) are widely used for the simulation of unbounded wave-like problems. ...
This work is dedicated to the analysis of generalized perfectly matched layers (PMLs) for 2D electro...
This work is dedicated to the analysis of generalized perfectly matched layers (PMLs) for 2D electro...
International audienceIn this work we design and analyze new perfectly matched layers (PML) for a di...
Abstract — For numerical simulations of optical waveguides, perfectly matched layers (PMLs) are wide...
The recently proposed modified PML (MPML) absorbing boundary condition is extended to three dimensio...
The Perfectly Matched Layer (PML) technique is an effective tool introduced by B´erenger [13] to red...
In this paper, we study finite element approximate solutions to the Helmholtz equation in waveguides...
In this paper, we propose and study the uniaxial perfectly matched layer (PML) method for three-dime...
We consider the numerical solution of scalar wave equations in domains which are the union of a boun...
Extended VersionInternational audienceIn this work we consider a problem of modelling of 2D anisotro...
International audienceThis paper is concerned with the approximation of the time domain Maxwell's eq...
We investigate the long time behavior of two unsplit PML methods for the absorption of electromagnet...
We consider time-harmonic electromagnetic wave equations in composites of a dispersive material surr...
In the mode matching technique is extended to the evaluation of the far field radiation pattern of w...
Perfectly Matched Layers (PML) are widely used for the simulation of unbounded wave-like problems. ...