An Approach to Multi-Resolution In Time Domain Based On The Discrete Wavelet Transform
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An Approach to Multi-Resolution In Time Domain Based On The Discrete Wavelet TransformAbstract
In this paper, an approach to multi-resolution in time domain (MRTD) is presented. Maxwell equations are discretized using finite differences in time and a derivative matrix in space that allows any desired level of spatial resolution. This derivative matrix acts on the coefficients that represent the expansion field components. These coeffiecents are calculated by means of the Discrete Wavelet Transforms. In this word hard (PEC and PMC) boundary conditions have been introduced into the algorithm using the method of images.
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