shredder929
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Computational Electromagnetics seems like a really interesting field, but the posts I've seen say it's not worth studying except to understand what's going on under the hood of your simulation software.
Is this true, or do EM engineers frequently make use of knowing FDTD methods to tune it for their purposes? Is it a viable specialization in its own right?
Is this true, or do EM engineers frequently make use of knowing FDTD methods to tune it for their purposes? Is it a viable specialization in its own right?