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IE-DDM with a novel multiple-grid p-FFT for analyzing multiscale structures in half space

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  • Lan-Wei Guo
  • Yongpin Chen
  • Jun Hu
  • Joshua Le-Wei Li
  • ZaiPing Nie

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We present an integral equation domain decomposition method accelerated by a novel multiple-grid precorrected fast Fourier transform (MG-p-FFT) for the efficient analysis of multiscale structures in a half space. Based on the philosophy of DDM, the original computational domain is partitioned into several non-overlapping sub-domains. By employing non-conformal discretizations to each domain boundaries, combined field integral equation with half-space dyadic Green’s function is proposed for each individual sub-domain. Subsequently, the MG-p-FFT with auxiliary Cartesian grids with different size, order, location, and spacing, is adopted in each sub-domain independently to account for the self-interactions. Here, the proposed MG-p-FFT scheme outperforms the existing single-grid p-FFT scheme for multiscale problems by reducing the computational time and memory consumption. The proposed method can also be viewed as an effective preconditioning scheme for multiscale problems in a half space. The validity and advantages of the proposed method are illustrated by several representative numerical examples.

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  • Lan-Wei Guo & Yongpin Chen & Jun Hu & Joshua Le-Wei Li & ZaiPing Nie, 2016. "IE-DDM with a novel multiple-grid p-FFT for analyzing multiscale structures in half space," Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 30(16), pages 2138-2152, November.
  • Handle: RePEc:taf:tewaxx:v:30:y:2016:i:16:p:2138-2152
    DOI: 10.1080/09205071.2016.1247752
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