Simon Adrian

Assistant Professor

University of Rostock

Germany

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Simon Adrian is an Assistant Professor at Universität Rostock in Germany. His research areas include multiphysics simulations, electromagnetic scattering, and the development of preconditioning techniques for integral equations. He has authored several recent articles on topics such as low-frequency stabilization methods and adaptive cross-approximation in computational electromagnetics.

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Marc Wenskat

Universität Hamburg

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Viviana Giunzioni

Polytechnic University of Turin

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Adrien MERLINI

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IMT Atlantique

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Articles (8)

Uncertainty and worst-case expectation analysis for multiphysics QPR simulations

Low-Frequency Stabilization for the B-Spline-Based Isogeometric Discretization of the Electric Field Integral Equation

On the Adaptive Cross Approximation for the Magnetic Field Integral Equation

On a Calderón preconditioner for the symmetric formulation of the electroencephalography forward problem without barycentric refinements

A Low-Frequency Stable, Excitation Agnostic Discretization of the Right-Hand Side for the Electric Field Integral Equation on Multiply-Connected Geometries

An Excitation-Aware and Self-Adaptive Frequency Normalization for Low-Frequency Stabilized Electric Field Integral Equation Formulations

SphericalScattering: A Julia Package for Electromagnetic Scattering from Spherical Objects

Electromagnetic Integral Equations: Insights in Conditioning and Preconditioning

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Marc Wenskat

Viviana Giunzioni

Adrien MERLINI

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