Fundamental Bounds to Time-Harmonic Quadratic Metrics in Electromagnetism: Overview and Implementation
arXiv:2110.05312
Abstract
Fundamental bounds on quadratic electromagnetic metrics are formulated and solved via convex optimization. Both dual formulation and method-of-moments formulation of the electric field integral equation are used as key ingredients. The trade-off between metrics is formulated as a multi-objective optimization resulting in Pareto-optimal sets. Substructure fundamental bounds are also introduced and formulated as additional affine constraints. The general methodology is demonstrated on a few examples of minimal complexity and all examples are supported with freely available MATLAB codes contained in the developed package on fundamental bounds.
37 pages, 11 figures
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