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DESCRIPTION:Computational Electromagnetics: From Basics to Mastery\n\nProf.
  Dr. Özlem ÖZGÜN\n\nIEEE AP-S Distinguished Lecturer (DL) (2025-2027)\n
 \nProfessor\, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering\n\nVice
  Dean\, Faculty of Engineering\n\nHacettepe University\, Ankara\, TURKEY\n
 \nE-mail : ozlem.ozgun@hacettepe.edu.tr\n\nWeb : https://www.ee.hacettepe.
 edu.tr/~ozlem/\n\nAbstract:\n\nComputational Electromagnetics (CEM) is an 
 interdisciplinary field that combines principles from electrical engineeri
 ng\, physics\, mathematics\, and computer science to simulate and analyze 
 electromagnetic phenomena. It serves as a cornerstone for the design and o
 ptimization of practical systems such as antennas\, microwave circuits\, r
 adars\, satellites\, wireless communication devices\, and emerging applica
 tions in nanophotonics and biomedical imaging. The increasing complexity o
 f modern systems—featuring irregular geometries\, inhomogeneous media\, 
 and multiscale behaviors—necessitates robust and efficient modeling and 
 simulation techniques.\n\nOver the past decades\, CEM has evolved to addre
 ss challenges associated with electrically large structures\, multiphysics
  environments\, and high-frequency regimes. Recent advancements in computi
 ng technologies—especially GPUs and domain-specific hardware—have enab
 led researchers to solve problems with billions of unknowns\, while hybrid
  numerical schemes and parallel implementations ensure scalability and eff
 iciency. Recent trends also include the use of machine learning-based surr
 ogate models\, which are trained to approximate the behavior of computatio
 nally expensive simulations\, enabling faster predictions without compromi
 sing accuracy.\n\nThis lecture will begin by covering the theoretical foun
 dations and numerical implementations of classical CEM methods\, including
  the Method of Moments (MoM)\, Finite Element Method (FEM)\, Finite Differ
 ence (FD)\, and Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD) method. Emphasis will
  be placed on their mathematical formulation\, discretization strategies\,
  and computational aspects. In the second part\, the focus will shift to a
 dvanced techniques used to tackle contemporary challenges in CEM\, such as
  hybrid methods\, domain decomposition\, and large-scale parallel solvers.
  Current trends that are reshaping the future of the field—such as the i
 ntegration of data-driven machine learning approaches into electromagnetic
  modeling workflows—will be briefly highlighted. Real-world case studies
  will be presented to illustrate the practical applications of these metho
 ds in the simulation of electromagnetic radiation and scattering problems.
 \n\nSpeaker(s): Ozlem Ozgun\, \n\nPolytechnique Montréal Pavillon Lassond
 e - Room 5519\, Montreal \, Quebec\, Canada
LOCATION:Polytechnique Montréal Pavillon Lassonde - Room 5519\, Montreal \
 , Quebec\, Canada
ORGANIZER:gunes.kurt@polymtl.ca
SEQUENCE:19
SUMMARY:Computational Electromagnetics: From Basics to Mastery - IEEE AP-S 
 Distinguished Lecturer Program (DLP)
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/565562
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 so-ansi-language: EN-US\; mso-fareast-language: EN-US\;&quot;&gt;Computational Ele
 ctromagnetics (CEM) is an interdisciplinary field that combines principles
  from electrical engineering\, physics\, mathematics\, and computer scienc
 e to simulate and analyze electromagnetic phenomena. It serves as a corner
 stone for the design and optimization of practical systems such as antenna
 s\, microwave circuits\, radars\, satellites\, wireless communication devi
 ces\, and emerging applications in nanophotonics and biomedical imaging. T
 he increasing complexity of modern systems&amp;mdash\;featuring irregular geom
 etries\, inhomogeneous media\, and multiscale behaviors&amp;mdash\;necessitate
 s robust and efficient modeling and simulation techniques.&lt;/span&gt;&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p 
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  EN-US\; mso-fareast-language: EN-US\;&quot;&gt;Over the past decades\, CEM has ev
 olved to address challenges associated with electrically large structures\
 , multiphysics environments\, and high-frequency regimes. Recent advanceme
 nts in computing technologies&amp;mdash\;especially GPUs and domain-specific h
 ardware&amp;mdash\;have enabled researchers to solve problems with billions of
  unknowns\, while hybrid numerical schemes and parallel implementations en
 sure scalability and efficiency. Recent trends also include the use of mac
 hine learning-based surrogate models\, which are trained to approximate th
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 ictions without compromising accuracy.&lt;/span&gt;&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p class=&quot;MsoNormal&quot; st
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  font-family: &#39;Arial&#39;\,sans-serif\; mso-ansi-language: EN-US\; mso-fareast
 -language: EN-US\;&quot;&gt;This lecture will begin by covering the theoretical fo
 undations and numerical implementations of classical CEM methods\, includi
 ng the Method of Moments (MoM)\, Finite Element Method (FEM)\, Finite Diff
 erence (FD)\, and Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD) method. Emphasis wi
 ll be placed on their mathematical formulation\, discretization strategies
 \, and computational aspects. In the second part\, the focus will shift to
  advanced techniques used to tackle contemporary challenges in CEM\, such 
 as hybrid methods\, domain decomposition\, and large-scale parallel solver
 s. Current trends that are reshaping the future of the field&amp;mdash\;such a
 s the integration of data-driven machine learning approaches into electrom
 agnetic modeling workflows&amp;mdash\;will be briefly highlighted. Real-world 
 case studies will be presented to illustrate the practical applications of
  these methods in the simulation of electromagnetic radiation and scatteri
 ng problems.&lt;/span&gt;&lt;/p&gt;
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