Reduced-Order Models for Electromagnetic Scattering Problems
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- Dimensional reduction of electromagnetic boundary value problems
- Randomized linear algebra for model reduction. II: Minimal residual methods and dictionary-based approximation
- Randomized linear algebra for model reduction. I. Galerkin methods and error estimation
- Temporal localized nonlinear model reduction with a priori error estimate
- A Lanczos model-order reduction technique to efficiently simulate electromagnetic wave propagation in dispersive media
- Randomized local model order reduction
- Reduced order computational methods for electromagnetic material interrogation using pulsed signals and conductive reflecting interfaces
- Model order reduction techniques for electromagnetic macromodelling based on finite methods
- Reduced-order models for array structures mounted on platforms with parameters variations
- Fixed-precision randomized low-rank approximation methods for nonlinear model order reduction of large systems
- Randomized low-rank approximation methods for projection-based model order reduction of large nonlinear dynamical problems
- Error analysis of randomized symplectic model order reduction for Hamiltonian systems
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