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Add OSRC Magnetic-to-Electric and Electric-to-Magnetic operators - #202
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Can you add a testitem type test in the test directory? And resolve the conflict with current master (Project.toml) compat section? |
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Implementation of the OSRC Magnetic-to-Electric (MtE) and Electric-to-Magnetic (EtM) operators.
A single example of preconditioning of the EFIE by the OSRC MtE operator is included.
This example is also used to document the OSRC operators using literate.jl
One dependency is added:
Which is only required during the construction of the EtM operator, where the rational Padé series is inverted via polynomial root finding (zeros and poles of the rational representation).