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A hybrid spectral integral - Finite element method for layered media including graphene-like Atomically Thin Layered Materials
Layered medium Green's functions (LMGFs) are calculated for a multilayered medium including graphene-like atomically thin layered materials. A spectral integral method (SIM) implemented with LMGFs is used as an exact radiation boundary condition to truncate the computational domain in the finite element method (FEM) to form a hybrid SIM/FEM which is applicable to arbitrary inhomogeneous objects. Numerical studies confirm the accuracy of the method.
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