Total-field absorbing boundary conditions for the time-domain electromagnetic field equations
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A method is described for generating absorbing boundary conditions (ABCs) that can be applied to the total fields rather than the usual scattered fields. As compared with the traditional use of ABCs for total-field formulations, this method has the advantages that it does not require the introduction of a mathematical connection surface between the total-field region and the scattered-field region; the total field is computed in the entire domain of computation. The incident field is accounted for by augmenting the ABC used. The resulting code is much simpler than one using ABCs for scattered fields together with a connection surface and the numerical results are much more easily interpreted since they consist of total fields only.
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