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Volume Integral Equation Formulation for Medical Applications

Juan Ramon Mosig, Michael Mattes, Ioannis Koufogiannis, Santiago Capdevila Cascante, Mina Bjelogrlic
2015
Conference Papers

Abstract

In recent years, there is a considerable and growing interest in developing fast integral equation methods for solving Maxwell’s equations. Volume integral equations are a versatile technique to model inhomogeneous scattering objects. Numerical tests show excellent convergence properties of the technique for strongly inhomogeneous media with high dielectric contrast.

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