In this paper we extend the standard Ultra Weak Variational Formulation （UWVF） of Maxwell＇s equations in an isotropic medium to the case of an anisotropic medium. We verify that the underlying theoretical framework...In this paper we extend the standard Ultra Weak Variational Formulation （UWVF） of Maxwell＇s equations in an isotropic medium to the case of an anisotropic medium. We verify that the underlying theoretical framework carries over to anisotropic media （however error estimates are not yet available） and completely describe the new scheme. We then consider TM mode scattering, show how this results in a Helmholtz equation in two dimensions with an anisotropic coefficient and demonstrate how to formulate the UWVF for it. In one special case, convergence can be proved. We then show some numerical results that suggest that the UWVF can successfully simulate wave propagation in anisotropic media.展开更多
We investigate the ultra weak variational formulation(UWVF)of the 2-D Helmholtz equation using a new choice of basis functions.Traditionally the UWVF basis functions are chosen to be plane waves.Here,we instead use fi...We investigate the ultra weak variational formulation(UWVF)of the 2-D Helmholtz equation using a new choice of basis functions.Traditionally the UWVF basis functions are chosen to be plane waves.Here,we instead use first kind Bessel functions.We compare the performance of the two bases.Moreover,we show that it is possible to use coupled plane wave and Bessel bases in the same mesh.As test cases we shall consider propagating plane and evanescent waves in a rectangular domain and a singular 2-D Helmholtz problem in an L-shaped domain.展开更多
文摘In this paper we extend the standard Ultra Weak Variational Formulation （UWVF） of Maxwell＇s equations in an isotropic medium to the case of an anisotropic medium. We verify that the underlying theoretical framework carries over to anisotropic media （however error estimates are not yet available） and completely describe the new scheme. We then consider TM mode scattering, show how this results in a Helmholtz equation in two dimensions with an anisotropic coefficient and demonstrate how to formulate the UWVF for it. In one special case, convergence can be proved. We then show some numerical results that suggest that the UWVF can successfully simulate wave propagation in anisotropic media.
文摘We investigate the ultra weak variational formulation(UWVF)of the 2-D Helmholtz equation using a new choice of basis functions.Traditionally the UWVF basis functions are chosen to be plane waves.Here,we instead use first kind Bessel functions.We compare the performance of the two bases.Moreover,we show that it is possible to use coupled plane wave and Bessel bases in the same mesh.As test cases we shall consider propagating plane and evanescent waves in a rectangular domain and a singular 2-D Helmholtz problem in an L-shaped domain.
