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Delayed Convergence of S-Parameter Sensitivities to Design Parameters in FDTD Simulations
In the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method, the sensitivities of S-parameters to design parameters come from discrete Fourier transforms of responses ending at a simulation time T. We show that, when a design parameter moves a resonance, the sensitivity converges later than the S-parameter.
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