New conception of the discrete sources method in the electromagnetic scattering problems
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The method of discrete sources is a family of numerical methods for the investigation of the motion of a large number of particles. Here, a new concept of the method is proposed and realized for numerical investigations of the dielectric scatterers with large wave numbers. It is demonstrated by numerical tests that the algorithm based on the proposed concept has some advantages in comparison to known algorithms.
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