A Boundary Element Analysis of TEM Cells Based on a Mixed Discretization Using Both of Constant and Linear Elements

Toshihisa HONMA; Tooru TSUBOTA; Masahiro TOBISE; Ichiro FUKAI

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Toshihisa HONMA, Tooru TSUBOTA, Masahiro TOBISE, Ichiro FUKAI, "A Boundary Element Analysis of TEM Cells Based on a Mixed Discretization Using Both of Constant and Linear Elements" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions, vol. E66-E, no. 11, pp. 678-679, November 1983, doi: .
Abstract: Transverse electromagnetic transmission cells are analyzed with high accuracy using a mixed discretization based on both of constant and linear elements in a boundary element method, in which we can take account into discontinuous values of a normal derivative of the potential at corners in the cells.
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