Topics in computational wave propagation. Direct and inverse problems
The articles of this volume will be reviewed individually. Indexed articles: \textit{Hagstrom, Thomas}, New results on absorbing layers and radiation boundary conditions, 1-42 [Zbl 1059.78040] \textit{Bruno, Oscar P.}, Fast, high-order, high-frequency integral methods for computational acoustics and electro\-magnetics, 43-82 [Zbl 1051.78009] \textit{Buffa, Annalisa; Hiptmair, Ralf}, Galerkin boundary element methods for electromagnetic scattering, 83-124 [Zbl 1055.78013] \textit{Costabel, Martin; Dauge, Monique}, Computation of resonance frequencies for Maxwell equations in non-smooth domains, 125-161 [Zbl 1116.78002] \textit{Demkowicz, Leszek}, \(hp\)-adaptive finite elements for time-harmonic Maxwell equations, 163-199 [Zbl 1059.78032] \textit{Joly, Patrick}, Variational methods for time-dependent wave propagation problems, 201-264 [Zbl 1049.78028] \textit{Fornberg, Bengt}, Some numerical techniques for Maxwell's equations in different types of geometries, 265-299 [Zbl 1059.78037] \textit{Ha-Duong, Tuong}, On retarded potential boundary integral equations and their discretisation, 301-336 [Zbl 1051.78018] \textit{Kirsch, Andreas}, Inverse scattering theory for time-harmonic waves, 337-365 [Zbl 1051.78014] \textit{Colton, David; Monk, Peter}, Herglotz wave functions in inverse electromagnetic scattering theory, 367-399 [Zbl 1042.78007]
- LBB stability of a mixed Galerkin finite element pair for fluid flow simulations
- Error analysis of fully discrete mixed finite element schemes for 3-D Maxwell's equations in dispersive media
- Transparent boundary conditions for wave propagation in fractal trees: convolution quadrature approach
- Analysis of a time-domain finite element method for 3-D Maxwell's equations in dispersive media
- Finite element analysis for wave propagation in double negative metamaterials
- Accurate, high-order representation of complex three-dimensional surfaces via Fourier continuation analysis
- Error analysis of mixed finite element methods for wave propagation in double negative metamaterials
- Superconvergence analysis for Maxwell's equations in dispersive media
- Numerical Analysis of a Structure-Preserving Space-Discretization for an Anisotropic and Heterogeneous Boundary Controlled $N$-Dimensional Wave Equation As a Port-Hamiltonian System
- Transparent boundary conditions for the wave equation with variable speed of sound
- Error analysis of finite element methods for 3-D Maxwell's equations in dispersive media
- A posteriori error estimation for acoustic wave propagation problems
- Solving Maxwell's equations using the ultra weak variational formulation
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