Resonance Frequency Analysis of the 2D Dielectric Objects with a Rigorous Algorithm Based on the Analytical Regularization Method

The resonance frequencies of the system of dielectric objects are investigated with a previously constructed rigorous algorithm based on the Analytical Regularization Method (ARM) which is widely used to construct well-conditioned algebraic equation systems of the second kind by using some problem-d...

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Published inInternational Conference on Numerical Electromagnetic Modeling and Optimization for RF, Microwave, and Terahertz Applications (Online) pp. 174 - 176
Main Authors Sever, Emrah, Dikmen, Fatih, Hatipoglu, Murat Enes, Tuchkin, Yury A.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 28.06.2023
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ISSN2575-4769
DOI10.1109/NEMO56117.2023.10202333

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Summary:The resonance frequencies of the system of dielectric objects are investigated with a previously constructed rigorous algorithm based on the Analytical Regularization Method (ARM) which is widely used to construct well-conditioned algebraic equation systems of the second kind by using some problem-dependent left and right hand-side regularizers. In this paper the previous algorithm is extended to handle arbitrary boundaries and the integral equation system is constructed in a way that eliminates the inner resonances of the perfectly conducting object of the same shape. The algebraic equation system resulting from the discretization of the boundary integral equation system is a first-kind one and does not allow to search of the eigenvalues of the matrix numerically. That is why through the operators of ARM, this algebraic equation system is transformed to a second kind one for which the matrix entries are convenient for the search of eigenvalues numerically. The numerical results show that the ARM-based algorithm allows finding the eigenvalues of the system of a dielectric object accurately whereas the first kind of system does not because of numerical overflow during the root search algorithm.
ISSN:2575-4769
DOI:10.1109/NEMO56117.2023.10202333