# Comparison of Two-Dimensional Conformal Local Adiation Boundary Conditions

@article{Lichtenberg1996ComparisonOT,
title={Comparison of Two-Dimensional Conformal Local Adiation Boundary Conditions},
author={Bernd Lichtenberg and Kevin J. Webb and Douglas B. Meade and Andrew F. Peterson},
journal={Electromagnetics},
year={1996},
volume={16},
pages={359-384}
}
ABSTRACT Numerical solutions for openndash;region electromagnetic problems based on differential equations require some means of truncating the computational domain. A number of local Radiation Boundary Conditions (RBCs) for general boundary shapes have been proposed during the past decade. Many are generalizations of the Baylissndash;Turkel RBC for circular truncation boundaries. Tbis paper reviews several twondash;dimensional RBCs for general truncation boundaries. The RBCs are evaluated on…
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