We present a synthesis of the sparse matrix/adaptive integral method (SM/AIM) and the multiresolution (MR) approach for the analysis of electrically large finite arrays, with planar or 3-D radiating elements; the two methods were separately introduced previously. The use of the MR has the effect of a preconditioner and speeds up the convergence rate of the SM/AIM of almost two orders of magnitude, with a total reduction of the numerical complexity with respect to the standard MoM of almost three orders of magnitude.

Fast analysis of large finite arrays with a combined multiresolution-SM/AIM approach / DE VITA, Paolo; Freni, Angelo; Vipiana, Francesca; Pirinoli, Paola; Vecchi, Giuseppe. - In: IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ANTENNAS AND PROPAGATION. - ISSN 0018-926X. - 54:(2006), pp. 3827-3832. [10.1109/TAP.2006.886476]

Fast analysis of large finite arrays with a combined multiresolution-SM/AIM approach

VIPIANA, Francesca;PIRINOLI, Paola;VECCHI, Giuseppe
2006

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We present a synthesis of the sparse matrix/adaptive integral method (SM/AIM) and the multiresolution (MR) approach for the analysis of electrically large finite arrays, with planar or 3-D radiating elements; the two methods were separately introduced previously. The use of the MR has the effect of a preconditioner and speeds up the convergence rate of the SM/AIM of almost two orders of magnitude, with a total reduction of the numerical complexity with respect to the standard MoM of almost three orders of magnitude.
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