Shooting and bouncing rays method for radar cross-section calculations, accelerated with BVH algorithm running on GPU (C++ AMP).
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Shooting and bouncing rays method for radar cross-section calculations, accelerated with BVH algorithm running on GPU (C++ AMP).
Analysis of Polarization and Frequency Selective Surfaces
Pioneering the design of materials to harness heat.
FFT-PEEC code for electromagnetic problems
Austin Benchmark Suites for Computational Electromagnetics
Fourier Modal Method for multilayer metamaterials. Mirror of https://gitlab.com/nannos/nannos
semba-fdtd is a finite-differences in time domain solver with special focus on EMC problems. semba-fdtd can be used as a standalone solver or integrated within a FreeCAD workbench (www.elemwave.com).
Example Fenics antenna simulations as part of "Basics of Antenna Modeling with FEniCS Finite Element Suite"
Computational Photonics in Python with the finite element method. Mirror of https://gitlab.com/gyptis/gyptis
Supplemental material for Capek, Lundgren, Gustafsson, Schab, and Jelinek, "Characteristic Mode Decomposition Using the Scattering Dyadic in Arbitrary Full-Wave Solvers," IEEE AWPL, 2022.
A python implementation of shooting and bouncing rays (PO-SBR), accelerated using OptiX.
An example of an iterative, scattering-based algorithm for computing characteristic modes.
Python script that solves for the steady-state power density of the WiFi signal over the downstairs of my house.
A MATLAB script that simulates transmission lines embedded in anisotropic media.
Plane Wave Expansion method for photonic crystals. Mirror of https://gitlab.com/protis/protis
A Julia package for solving two-dimensional electromagnetic scattering from numerous particles
Discontinuous Galerkin Time Domain code in FORTRAN.
Supplemental material for M. Gustafsson, L. Jelinek, K. Schab, M. Capek, "Unified Theory of Characteristic Modes" Parts I and II. See the reference section of the readme for links to both papers.
Rapid, accurate calculation of rough metal surface impedance and effective conductivity in the Julia programming language
A python module containing tools for Discontinuous Galerkin numerical methods. Archived, continued in: https://github.com/lmdiazangulo/PyDG1D
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