Shooting and bouncing rays method for radar cross-section calculations, accelerated with BVH algorithm running on GPU (C++ AMP).
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Shooting and bouncing rays method for radar cross-section calculations, accelerated with BVH algorithm running on GPU (C++ AMP).
Analysis of Polarization and Frequency Selective Surfaces
Pioneering the design of materials to harness heat.
FFT-PEEC code for electromagnetic problems
Austin Benchmark Suites for Computational Electromagnetics
Fourier Modal Method for multilayer metamaterials. Mirror of https://gitlab.com/nannos/nannos
Example Fenics antenna simulations as part of "Basics of Antenna Modeling with FEniCS Finite Element Suite"
semba-fdtd is a finite-differences in time domain solver with special focus on EMC problems. semba-fdtd can be used as a standalone solver or integrated within a FreeCAD workbench (www.elemwave.com).
Computational Photonics in Python with the finite element method. Mirror of https://gitlab.com/gyptis/gyptis
Supplemental material for Capek, Lundgren, Gustafsson, Schab, and Jelinek, "Characteristic Mode Decomposition Using the Scattering Dyadic in Arbitrary Full-Wave Solvers," IEEE AWPL, 2022.
A MATLAB script that simulates transmission lines embedded in anisotropic media.
Plane Wave Expansion method for photonic crystals. Mirror of https://gitlab.com/protis/protis
An example of an iterative, scattering-based algorithm for computing characteristic modes.
A Julia package for solving two-dimensional electromagnetic scattering from numerous particles
Python script that solves for the steady-state power density of the WiFi signal over the downstairs of my house.
A python module containing tools for Discontinuous Galerkin numerical methods. Archived, continued in: https://github.com/lmdiazangulo/PyDG1D
A python implementation of shooting and bouncing rays (PO-SBR), accelerated using OptiX.
Rapid, accurate calculation of rough metal surface impedance and effective conductivity in the Julia programming language
Design and simulation tools for self-collimating crystals.
Discontinuous Galerkin Time Domain code in FORTRAN.
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