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Use of the finite-difference method for solving the problem of H-wave diffraction by two-dimensional dielectric gratings

D.L. Golovashkin1,2, N.L. Kazansky1,2, V.N. Safina2
1Image Processing Systems Institute of RAS
2Samara State Aerospace University

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Pages: 36-40.

Abstract:
The work is devoted to the application of a differential approach to solving Maxwell's equations and the wave equation for simulating the process of propagation of an electromagnetic H-wave through a two-dimensional dielectric grating. A comparison with the well-known simulation method (differential method) is performed, the advantages and disadvantages of both approaches are highlighted.

Keywords:
H-wave diffraction, two-dimensional grating, Maxwell's equation, wave equation, differential method.

Citation:
KGolovashkin DL, Kazansky NL, Safina VN. Use of the finite-difference method for solving the problem of H-wave diffraction by two-dimensional dielectric gratings. Computer Optics 2003; 25: 36-40.

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