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Iterative physical optics: its not just for cavities anymore [EM wave propagation]
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EngineeringWave OpticOptic DesignOptical PhysicsOptical PropertiesComputational ElectromagneticsOptical SystemsGeometric ModelingPhotonicsPhysicsAntennaRay TracingNatural SciencesOptical PhysicGeometrical OpticApplied PhysicsWave ScatteringHigh-frequency ApproximationIterative Physical OpticsDiffractive OpticIterative Refinement
Iterative physical optics (IPO) is the iterative refinement of first-order PO surface currents to incorporate higher-order multi-bounce and multiple diffraction effects on electrically large geometries. The advantages of IPO are that it is a high-frequency asymptotic solution that does not require ray tracing, and can be applied to a general CAD surface mesh. This talk is an overview of the development of IPO and presents some new antenna and scattering applications.
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