A High-Accuracy ADI Scheme for the Vector Parabolic Equation Applied to the Modeling of Wave Propagation in Tunnels
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Abstract
The vector parabolic equation has been widely used to model radio wave propagation in tunnels. For its numerical solution, the Crank-Nicolson as well as the Alternating Direction Implicit (ADI) methods have been employed, with the latter being significantly faster than the former. This letter focuses on a modified ADI method, namely a Mitchell-Fairweather scheme. Applied to the vector parabolic equation, this scheme significantly improves the accuracy of the original ADI formulation while retaining its computational efficiency. The relative advantages of the Mitchell-Fairweather scheme are demonstrated in a case study involving an actual tunnel geometry.
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