Title: Towards the Ultimate Time-Domain Solver for the Wave Equation

Speaker: Prof. T. Hagstrom, Department of Mathematics, UNM

Date/Time: Monday, September 24, 2007, 9:00 am - 10:00 am

Location: CSRI Building, Room 90 (Sandia NM)

Brief Abstract: In recent years there have been a number of substantial advances in numerical techniques for solving the wave equation and Maxwell's equations in the time domain. These include:

   (i) Efficient methods for truncating unbounded domains which can provide arbitrary accuracy at low cost;
   (ii) Fast methods for evaluating the standard integral solution formulas, akin to the fast multipole method in the frequency domain;
   (iii) Discretization strategies focusing on techniques for using high order/high resolution approximations in complex geometry.

I will review these new developments and discuss ideas for their improvement and extension to other wave propagation problems.

CSRI POC: Pavel Bochev, (505) 844-1990



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