Piero Triverio

Associate Professor

University of Toronto

Canada

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Piero Triverio is an Associate Professor at the University of Toronto, Canada. His research focuses on electromagnetic analysis, boundary element methods, and numerical solutions of the Schrödinger equation. He has published several articles on topics such as fast electromagnetic modeling, energy conservation in numerical methods, and the analysis of complex structures with lossy conductors.

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Francesco Ballarin

Tenure-track Assistant Professor of Numerical Analysis

Catholic University of the Sacred Heart

ITALY

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MultiAIM: Fast Electromagnetic Analysis of Multiscale Structures Using Boundary Element Methods

A Generalized Scalar Potential Integral Equation Formulation for the DC Analysis of Conductors

Calculation and Conservation of Probability and Energy in the Numerical Solution of the Schrödinger Equation With the Finite-Difference Time-Domain Method

A Parallel Boundary Element Method for the Electromagnetic Analysis of Large Structures With Lossy Conductors

Electromagnetic Modeling of Lossy Interconnects From DC to High Frequencies With a Potential-Based Boundary Element Formulation

An Efficient Integral Equation Method for Full-Wave Analysis of Inhomogeneous Electromagnetic Surfaces With Connected Conductors

Corrections to “A Dissipation Theory for Three-Dimensional FDTD With Application to Stability Analysis and Subgridding” [Dec 18 7156-7170]

A Dissipation Theory for Potentials-Based FDTD for Lossless Inhomogeneous Media

Electromagnetic Modeling of Lossy Materials With a Potential-Based Boundary Element Method

AIMx: An Extended Adaptive Integral Method for the Fast Electromagnetic Modeling of Complex Structures

An optimal control approach to determine resistance‐type boundary conditions from in‐vivo data for cardiovascular simulations

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Francesco Ballarin

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