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I thought in order to solve Maxwell's equations you have to have boundary conditions, so in HFSS (FEM) it uses a radiation (or air) box to simulate that, but in MoM solvers it does not have that. Could someone explain?
Also, I know the underlying method to solve MoM is Green's functions. What is the underlying method to solve FEM?
Thanks.
Also, I know the underlying method to solve MoM is Green's functions. What is the underlying method to solve FEM?
Thanks.