Statistics – Computation
Scientific paper
Apr 2010
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Physical Review E, vol. 81, Issue 4, id. 046705
Statistics
Computation
4
Computational Techniques, Simulations, Mathematical Procedures And Computer Techniques
Scientific paper
We extend here the finite-difference-time-domain (FDTD) algorithm working in oblique incidence to dispersive media. The split-field method (SFM) is used and adapted for taking into account the metal dispersion. The additional equations to the FDTD algorithm are given. Instead of the 24 field components usually used in the SFM, 38 and 112 field components are needed to implement the cases of Drude and Drude-Lorentz dispersion models, respectively. Some tests are presented to validate our code as long as the angle of incidence is lower than 76° in addition to an application dealing with enhanced transmission and showing original results.
Arar O.
Baida F. I.
Belkhir A.
Benabbes S. S.
Lamrous O.
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