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- aggregation subject "Technology and Engineering".
- aggregation title "New plane wave addition theorems".
- aggregation abstract "The Multilevel Fast Multipole Algorithm (MLFMA) is a well known and very successful method for accelerating the matrix-vector products required for the iterative solution of Helmholtz problems. The MLFMA is based on an addition theorem which suffers from the so-called low-frequency (LF) breakdown, due to numerical roundoff error. Here, a new addition theorem will be developed which does not suffer from an LF breakdown instead it suffers from a High-Frequency (HF) breakdown. The new addition theorem is based on a novel set of distributions, the so called pseudospherical harmonics, closely related to the spherical harmonics. The so-called translation operators can be calculated in closed form, which allows the easy implementation of an LF-stable MLFMA.".
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