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From multi-layered problems to multiple two-layered problems: a novel frequency-time hybrid multiple-scattering integral equation solver
This paper proposes a novel frequency-time hybrid multiple scattering (FTH-MS) integral equation solver for time-dependent wave equation problems in general multi-layered media, with remarkable scalability with respect to the number of layers $N$. In light of the finite speed of wave propagation, th
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