NASA NTRS ยท 19920012946
Development of 3D electromagnetic modeling tools for airborne vehicles
Abstract
The main goal of this report is to advance the development of methodologies for scattering by airborne composite vehicles. Although the primary focus continues to be the development of a general purpose computer code for analyzing the entire structure as a single unit, a number of other tasks are also being pursued in parallel with this effort. One of these tasks discussed within is on new finite element formulations and mesh termination schemes. The goal here is to decrease computation time while retaining accuracy and geometric adaptability.The second task focuses on the application of wavelets to electromagnetics. Wavelet transformations are shown to be able to reduce a full matrix to a band matrix, thereby reducing the solutions memory requirements. Included within this document are two separate papers on finite element formulations and wavelets.
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Volakis, John L.. 1992-02-01. Development of 3D electromagnetic modeling tools for airborne vehicles. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920012946
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