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A Lattice Approach to Complex Electromagnetic Environments
We outline an approach to the characteriza tion of complicated electromagnetic environments based on a lattice (finite difference) approximation to Maxwell's equations. Approximate solutions to the equations are found numerically, subject to con straints imposed by boundary conditions and by measure ments of the field at some number of points. The tech nique is illustrated by sim p l e two and three dimensional examples.
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