@misc{10481/69617,
year = {2020},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10481/69617},
abstract = {In the article titled “A new conformal FDTD for lossy thin1panels” by M. R. Cabelloet al., the appearance of spiky antiresonances2in the simulation of the shielding properties of lossy thin-shell spherical3cavities  by FDTD was categorized  as spurious solutions. In this article,4we  briefly  clarify  this  topic  and  show  that  these  solutions  are  not5really spurious in the common interpretation of the term. Actually, they6correspond  to  physical  solutions  appearing  due  to  lack  of  symmetry,7inherent to the staggered colocation nature of field components in FDTD.},
organization = {Spanish MINECO and EU FEDER (MINECO, Spain) under Project TEC2016-79214-C3-3-R},
organization = {COST Action under Grant IC1407 (ACCREDIT)},
organization = {EPSRC Studentship under Grant 1642594},
publisher = {IEEE},
keywords = {Finite-difference methods},
keywords = {Electromagnetic shielding},
keywords = {Resonance},
keywords = {Spurious solutions},
title = {Comments on “A New Conformal FDTD for Lossy Thin Panels”},
doi = {10.1109/TAP.2020.2976582},
author = {Ruiz-Cabello Núñez, Miguel David and González García, Salvador and Díaz Angulo, Luis Manuel and Martín Valverde, Antonio Jesús and Bourke, Samuel and Flintoft, Ian and Dawson, John},
}