Probabilistic domain decomposition for the solution of the two-dimensional magnetotelluric problem
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Abstract: Stochastic domain decomposition is proposed as a novel method for solving the two-dimensional Maxwell's equations as used in the magnetotelluric method. The stochastic form of the exact solution of Maxwell's equations is evaluated using Monte-Carlo methods taking into consideration that the domain may be divided into neighboring sub-domains. These sub-domains can be naturally chosen by splitting the sub-surface domain into regions of constant (or at least continuous) conductivity. The solution over each sub-domain is obtained by solving Maxwell's equations in the strong form. The sub-domain solver used for this purpose is a meshless method resting on radial basis function based finite differences. The method is demonstrated by solving a number of classical magnetotelluric problems, including the quarter-space problem, the block-in-half-space problem and the triangle-in-half-space problem.
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