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Dual Problem Space FDTD Simulation for Underwater ELF Applications

The finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method is being used to simulate extremely low frequencies underwater. In order to expand the potential problem space without reducing the resolution at which the source is modeled, a near-to-far-field transformation method has been developed.

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