Title :
Multipoint Galerkin asymptotic waveform evaluation for model order reduction of frequency domain FEM electromagnetic radiation problems
Author :
Slone, Rodney Daryl ; Lee, Robert ; Jin-Fa Lee
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Electr. Eng., Ohio State Univ., Columbus, OH, USA
fDate :
10/1/2001 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
In this paper, a model order reduction technique is presented. This technique, known as Galerkin asymptotic waveform evaluation (GAWE), or multipoint Galerkin asymptotic waveform evaluation (MGAWE) if multiple expansion points are considered simultaneously, can be used to reduce matrices describing electromagnetic (EM) phenomena generated through the finite element method (FEM) to a smaller space while still accurately approximating the characteristics of the original responses. The resulting solution procedure of using GAWE or MGAWE, to solve FEM equations allows for wideband frequency simulations with a reduction in total computation time. Numerical simulations using these methods are shown along with traditional methods such as using an LU decomposition at each frequency point of interest and asymptotic waveform evaluation (AWE). Comparisons in accuracy as well as computation time are also given
Keywords :
Galerkin method; antenna radiation patterns; electromagnetic wave scattering; finite element analysis; frequency-domain analysis; matrix algebra; 2D Helmholtz equation; EM phenomena; EM scattering problems; FEM equations solution; GAWE; Galerkin asymptotic waveform evaluation; LU decomposition; MGAWE; accuracy; anisotropic PML; antenna radiation problems; asymptotic waveform evaluation; computation time reduction; electromagnetic phenomena; finite element method; frequency domain FEM EM radiation; matrices; model order reduction; moment matching; multiple expansion points; multipoint Galerkin asymptotic waveform evaluation; numerical simulations; perfectly matched layer; wideband frequency simulations; Character generation; Computational modeling; Electromagnetic scattering; Equations; Extraterrestrial phenomena; Finite element methods; Frequency; Moment methods; Numerical simulation; Wideband;
Journal_Title :
Antennas and Propagation, IEEE Transactions on