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Numerical homogenization of heterogeneous media using FVTD simulations
We present a method to calculate the effective dielectric constant of an inhomogeneous medium using the finite-volume time-domain (FVTD) method and a Monte Carlo algorithm. Results for a variety of spherical inclusion dielectrics in a free space background are calculated over a large range of volume fraction. Comparison with theoretical bounds and a dielectric mixture model showed that the method can be used for moderate to high volume fractions.