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Convergence of a Global Surface Impedance boundary condition in the analysis of plasmonic structures
This paper presents a convergence criterion for the Global Surface Impedance (GSI) boundary condition method used in the analysis of 3D plasmonic structures made of rectangular strips. The use of unknown current distributions on the surface of the structure in this method entails significant reduction in the computational cost of the analysis. The presented convergence criterion provides a necessary condition for the convergence of the GSI matrix.