Closed form FDTD-compatible Green's function based on combinatorics
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In this paper it is derived the discrete time domain Green's function from the first principles of the discretized Maxwell's equations in the context of the Yee grid. These abstract results are applied to the hybridization of differential and integral discrete formulation for absorbing boundary conditions and the diakoptic construction of the computational domain.
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