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/* A Review of Computational Electromagnetics */
== A Review of Computational Electromagnetics ==
Mathematically speaking, all electromagnetic modeling problems require solving some form of Maxwell's equations in conjunction with subject to certain initial and boundary conditions. Radiation and scattering problems are defined over an unbounded domain. Circuit and device problems are often formulated as shielded structures within finite domains. Aside from a few well-known canonical problems, there are no closed-form solutions available for most electromagnetic problems due to the complexity of their domains and boundaries. Numerical analysis, therefore, is the only way to solve such problems.
The numerical techniques used in computational electromagnetics (CEM) are generally divided into three categories:
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