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Jim Lux writes:
Here's the reference to the paper by Burke: Title: Recent advances to NEC (Numerical Electromagnetics Code): Applications and validation Authors: Burke, G. J. Affiliation: Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA. Journal: Presented at the Conference on Modern Antenna Design Using Computers and Measurement Application To Antenna Problems of Military Interest, Ankara, Turkey, 19-20 Oct. 1989 Publication Date: 03/1989 Thanks. Recent advances, dated 1989. What's been going on during the 18 years since then? Polishing NEC-4, and developing other codes for specialized purposes, presumably. I know it's a big question, but maybe somebody here can tell us something. 73 LA4RT Jon, Trondheim, Norway |
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