Simulation of Localized Surface Plasmon Resonances in Two Dimensions via Impedance-Impedance Operators
Simulation of Localized Surface Plasmon Resonances in Two Dimensions via Impedance-Impedance Operators
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10.1137/20m133066x
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2021-01
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D. Nicholls;Xin Tong
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作者:
D. Nicholls;Xin Tong
It is critically important that engineers be able to numerically simulate the scattering of electromagnetic radiation by bounded obstacles. Additionally, that these simulations be robust and highly accurate is necessitated by many applications of great interest. High-order spectral algorithms applied to interfacial formulations can rapidly deliver high fidelity approximations with a modest number of degrees of freedom. The class of high-order perturbation of surfaces methods has proven to be particularly appropriate for these simulations, and in this contribution we consider questions of both practical implementation and rigorous analysis. For the former we generalize our recent results to utilize the uniformly well-defined impedance-impedance operators rather than the Dirichlet–Neumann operators which occasionally encounter unphysical singularities. For the latter we utilize this new formulation to establish the existence, uniqueness, and analyticity of solutions in nonresonant configurations. We also include results of numerical simulations based on an implementation of our new formulation which demonstrates its noteworthy accuracy and robustness.