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Methods of Moments
Codes
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EMcode
Sequential (SEQ_EMCODE.tar) and parallel (PARALLEL_EMCODE.tar) CFIE-FMM (Combined Field
Integral Equation - Fast Multipole Method)
Time Domain Code for PEC (Perfect
Electrically Conducting) scatterers by
Balasubramanium Shanker. The code has originally
been developed using the Portland Group
(pgcc, pgf90, pgf77) compilers
but can easily be adapted for the MinGW
C++ and the G95 compilers. Please replace
missing SEQ_EMCODE files by versions from
PARALLEL_EMCODE. Geometry input files can be
generated by converting Wavefront .obj files. (5.10.2005).
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Puma EM
Parallel unified multipole algorithm for
electromagnetics. Provides surface Method of Moments
for Electromagnetics, enhanced by using the
Multilevel Fast Multipole Method for perfectly
electric conducting scatterers (PEC) by Idesbald Van
Den Bosch. (30.7.2008).
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Method of
Moments for scattering computation by body of
revolution
FORTRAN program printed in Joseph R. Mautz,
Roger F. Harrington "Electromagnetic
scattering from a homogeneous body of
revolution" Technical Report TR-77-10,
Nov. 1977, Department of Electrical and
Computer Engineering, Syracuse University,
Syracuse, NY 13210, USA.
- MoM program
for conducting bobies
A MSDOS MoM program for conducting bobies is
available on disk with B. M. Kolunzija, J. S.
Ognjanovic, T. K. Sarkar, R. F. Harrington:
WIPL Electromagnetic Modeling of Composite
Wire and Plate Structures, Software and Userīs
Manual. Artech House, Boston 1994.
- WIPL-D
New MoM program that represents a
generalisation of the above mentioned code
available in B. M. Kolunzija, J.S. Ognjanovic,
T.K. Sarkar: WIPL-D - Electromagnetic Modeling
of Composite Metallic and Diellectric
Structures, Software and User's Manual. Artech
House, Boston 2000 (28.4.2000).
- Method of
Moments for scattering by inhomogeneous body.
Volume Integral code listed in Johnson J.H.
Wang "Generalized Moment Methods in
Electromagnetics" Wiley, New York, 1991.
- Moment Method
MOM3D FORTRAN program for scattering analysis
of open or closed 3d conducting or resistive
surfaces UNIX version LAR-15074, MS-DOS
version LAR-15130 ($ 600) available from
COSMIC, University of Georgia,382 East Broad
Street, Athens, GA 30602, USA.
- NEC Numerical
Electromagnetics Code
A moment method surface integral technique
modelling a scatterer or antenna by wires.
NEC2 is available by FTP from ftp.netcom.com
in /pub/ra/rander/NEC and nic.funet.fi
in /pub/ham/antenna/NEC and ftp.tu-dresden.de
in /pub/soft/hamradio/nec and ftp.une.edu.au
in /pub/ham-radio/funet/ham/antenna/NEC. NEC2
compiled with Lahey Fortran is available from Jos
Bergervoet NEC3 is available by FTP from nic.funet.fi
in /pub/ham/sources/nec.
- SuperNEC
Demo version available (28.4.2000)
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Wire
The Thin Wire Scattering Applet computes
scattering by a PEC wire. (20.8.2003)
- PARAMOM
PARAMOM "Parametric Patch Method of
Moments" is a MoM program for efficient
prediction of RCS. It uses basis functions
that conform to parametric surfaces with
curvature.
- FEMOM3DS
This is a FORTRAN program for electromagnetic
scattering analysis of 3D objects with
penetrable and non-penetrable materials. A
combined finite element method and method of
moments (FEM/MoM) approach is used to analyse
this problem.
- CONCEPT
II
CONCEPT II is a program system for numerical
computation of electromagnetic radiation and
scattering problems. It is based on the method
of moments for the numerical solution of
integral equations for the electric field
(EFIE) and the magnetic field (MFIE). The
package as well as the source code is
available for various workstations (about DM
5000.- for noncommercial applications).
- FEKO
FEKO is a numerical electromagnetics code for
solving general electromagnetics radiation
problems. The field computation is based on
the Method of Moments. In order to solve
electrically larger structures the MoM has
been hybridized with high frequency techniques
such as Physical Optics and the Uniform Theory
of Diffraction.
- REV
This is a a FORTRAN code developed by Aharon
Blank (Hewbrew University of Jerusalem) for PC
for the calculation of RCS in two
polarizations (VV,HH) and all aspect angles
for arbitrary BOR made of dielectric/metalic
layers. The code is based on the MoM
equivalence principle. The BOR can be metallic
or non metallic. The current price is $50.

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