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A novel hybrid FDTD technique for efficient solution of multi-scale problems

Numerical simulation of electromagnetic models with multi-scale features is highly challenging owing to the fact that electrically large as well as small features are simultaneously present in the model, which requires the computational domain to be discretized such that the number of degrees of freedom (DoFs) is very large; this, in turn, levies a heavy burden on the computational resources.