【摘 要】
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This mini-symposium is organized to provide a forum for fellow researchers working on numerical methods for wave propagation problems to present and discuss
【机 构】
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Univ.of Nevada Las Vegas
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This mini-symposium is organized to provide a forum for fellow researchers working on numerical methods for wave propagation problems to present and discuss their recent advances and achievements.Topics to be covered include but not limited to: hybrid FDTD methods,time-domain finite element methods,spectral methods,high-performance computing,high frequency waves,multiscale methods,novel techniques for metamaterials and cloaking simulations).Note: All invited speakers are confirmed.
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