COMPUTATIONAL ELECTRODYNAMICS AND NANOPHOTONICS

Credit Hours: 3 · Graduate

This course covers computational and numerical methods for calculating electromagnetic fields and propagation in complex geometries on the nano and microscale. Methods include the finite difference time domain method, boundary element methods, Greens functions methods, finite element methods, the discrete dipole approximation and relaxation methods. Cross-list: ELEC 605 . Repeatable for Credit.