Computational Electromagnetism ‖
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Applied Physics General".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 January 2023) | Viewed by 1319
Special Issue Editor
Interests: telecommunications engineering; applied mathematics; computational physics; electromagnetism; mathematical physics
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Many electromagnetic problems such as large-scale scattering and radiation applications in complex domains’ multiscale structures modeling small and nano antennas, sensors, integrated circuits, etc.; and multiphysics problems require a discretization of the computational domain that yields billions of unknowns. Addressing this issue demands a multidisciplinary effort involving physics, computer science and architecture, advanced mathematical methods for integral equations, fast solvers, iterative methods, preconditioners, linear algebra, and big data. At the crossroads of these science fields, computational electromagnetics aim at solving accurately and rapidly the aforementioned problems, without heavy computational requirements. Also, efficient computer simulations have the potential of providing insightful knowledge that will eventually help improve the design and robustness of the products.
In this Special Issue, we call for contributions of innovative techniques that tackle challenging aspects arising in electromagnetic problems, including frequency vs. time domain, implicit vs. explicit formulation in time, absorbing boundary conditions vs. perfectly matched layers, structured/monoscale vs. unstructured/multiscale mesh, artificial intelligence, etc. We therefore cover the following topics:
- Advanced numerical solvers for Maxwell problems
- Artificial intelligence in computational electromagnetics
- Computational electromagnetics for large-scale problems
- Modeling and simulation of multiphysics problems in electromagnetics
- Multiscale structures in electromagnetics
- New emerging applications of electromagnetics
Prof. Dr. Luis E. García-Castillo
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Maxwell’s equation
- high-performance computing
- 3D electromagnetic modelling
- advanced numerical methods
- multiscale structures
- multiphysics problems
- artificial intelligence
