斜入射分层线性各向异性等离子体电磁散射时域有限差分方法分析

提出了斜入射分层线性各向异性等离子体电磁散射的时域有限差分(FDTD)方法,通过将二维麦克斯韦方程等价地转换为一维麦克斯韦方程,避免了用二维时域有限差分方法分析该散射问题,极大地提高了计算效率.分析推导了TEz和TMz波斜入射线性分层各向异性等离子体电磁散射的FDTD方法,然后通过该方法计算不同入射角的各向异性等离子板的电磁波反射系数,并与其解析解进行比较,结果表明该方法的准确性和有效性.最后,将该算法应用于计算涂覆分层各向异性等离子体金属板在不同入射角下的反射系数,分析了不同入射角对反射系数的影响.     

温度、密度对磁化等离子体光子晶体缺陷模的影响

采用等温近似,用磁化等离子体的分段线形电流密度卷积(Piecewise Linear Current Density Recursive Convolution,PLCDRC)时域有限差分(Finite-differentce Time-domain,FDTD)算法研究了具有单一缺陷层的一维磁化等离子体光子晶体的缺陷模特性;以高斯脉冲为激励源,用算法公式计算所得的电磁波透射系数,讨论了温度和等离子体层密度对其缺陷模的影响。结果表明:改变温度和等离子体层密度可以获得不同的缺陷模。     

非线性对大气介质中阵列聚焦声场分布影响的研究

基于时域有限差分算法将大气中近似到二阶微小项的非线性声波波动方程进行离散化,得到了模拟采用的差分波动方程.在此基础上,数值模拟了初始声压强弱不同的5个点声源组成的线阵列垂直或斜向辐射的连续正弦波在大气中传播时二维声场的分布情况.将线性条件下的模拟结果与非线性条件下的模拟结果进行比较后发现:弱非线性会对声场的分布和阵列聚焦增益产生一定的影响,使声场分布波形比线性条件下的声场分布波形更加靠近阵列,聚焦效果变差;强非线性会使波形发生更严重畸变,这是由于产生了基频以外的其他频率声波引起的;非线性对斜向传播时声场分布的影响与垂直传播时的影响效果基本相同,但由于斜向辐射时的声波几何扩展造成的轴向声压衰减要大于垂直辐射时的轴向声压衰减,因此聚焦增益和强非线性的影响都将小于垂直辐射时的情况.     

低频电磁脉冲对复杂电大目标耦合效应

针对复杂电大目标电磁脉冲耦合效应缺乏定量研究的问题,基于时域有限差分方法(FDTD)建立了一套电磁脉冲耦合效应建模与评估分析流程,开展了低频电磁脉冲激励下的仿真试验,获取和分析了特性数据,进而提出了一种表面加载透明导电材料的低频电磁脉冲激励防护方法。试验结果表明:基于功率密度的易损性分析具有良好的工程适用性,而且防护方法对低频电磁脉冲激励具有较好的屏蔽效能。     

Thermally tunable THz filter made of semiconductors

By using the finite-difference time domain method, the transmission properties of terahertz wave passing through two different periodic subwavelength structures on InSb semiconductor slabs under different temperatures have been investigated. The results show that the peak transmittance increases and the transmittance peak has a blue shift when the temperature is increasing. It is extremely versatile to control the tunable THz filter by varying the temperature.     

FDTD法对二维正方格子光子晶体带隙的数值计算

通过optiFDTD模拟软件对二维椭圆柱构造的正方格子光子晶体的禁带特性进行了数值模拟。分别研究了在空气中椭圆介质(Ge,Si,GaAs)柱和在介质(Ge,Si,GaAs)中椭圆空气柱构造的二维正方格子光子晶体中椭圆柱的横轴半径和纵轴半径的大小,以及椭圆柱的不同旋转角度对光子禁带的影响;并计算出了在上述两种情况下的空气和介质中的最优结构参数。     

A Finite-difference Solution of the Ginzburg–Landau Equation

Two finite-difference methods, which differ only in the way that they approximate the derivative boundary conditions, are developed for solving a particular form of the complex Ginzburg–Landau equation of superconductivity. The non-linear term in this equation is linearized in a way familiar to readers of Professor Mickens' work, and the numerical solution is obtained at each time step by solving a linear algebraic system. Consistency and stability are discussed and some numerical results are reported.     

Existence and uniqueness of monotone and bounded solutions for a finite-difference discretization à la Mickens of the generalized Burgers–Huxley equation

Departing from a generalized Burgers–Huxley partial differential equation, we provide a Mickens-type, nonlinear, finite-difference discretization of this model. The continuous system is a nonlinear regime for which the existence of travelling-wave solutions has been established previously in the literature. We prove that the method proposed also preserves many of the relevant characteristics of these solutions, such as the positivity, the boundedness and the spatial and the temporal monotonicity. The main results provide conditions that guarantee the existence and the uniqueness of monotone and bounded solutions of our scheme. The technique was implemented and tested computationally, and the results confirm both a good agreement with respect to the travelling-wave solutions reported in the literature and the preservation of the mathematical features of interest.     

On the convergence of a finite-difference discretization à la Mickens of the generalized Burgers–Huxley equation

In this note, we establish the property of convergence for a finite-difference discretization of a diffusive partial differential equation with generalized Burgers convective law and generalized Hodgkin–Huxley reaction. The numerical method was previously investigated in the literature and, amongst other features of interest, it is a fast and nonlinear technique that is capable of preserving positivity, boundedness and monotonicity. In the present work, we establish that the method is convergent with linear order of convergence in time and quadratic order in space. Some numerical experiments are provided in order to support the analytical results.