2018年南京农业大学理学院数学学术交流系列报告AbstractIntro.DOCVIP

PAGE PAGE 1 2018年南京农业大学理学院数学学术交流系列报告（一） 微分方程保结构算法及应用 时间：2018 年 3 月 7 日（星期三）下午 3:00 –6:00 地点：理学院教四楼B211 名师Qin Sheng 教授（美国Baylor大学）学术报告 A Multiscale Compact Scheme for Subwavelength Applications: Is it Numerically Stable? Abstract：Rapid advances in nanophotonics constantly demand highly effective, efficient, and yet reliable PDE solvers. This is primarily due to broadband radiation absorptions of the metamaterial models which can be tailored from infrared to visible spectrums which have important applications in not only engineering but also biological pathways. Focusing features of the oscillatory waves through subwavelength gaps have been extremely difficult to calculate and simulate. For the simplicity, let us consider a radially symmetric field in transverse directions in this conversation. Thus, standard polar coordinates can thus be employed.??To eliminate the transformation singularity occurred, we deploy a transverse domain decomposition which enables a multiscaled environmental setting that allows multi-feature wave approximations. We then consider a multiscaled compact method for a paraxial Helmholtz equation modeling nanobeams focusing through subwavelength holes. The compound numerical method is straightforward, simple-to-use. However, we can show that such a highly accurate compact scheme shies away from the stability in the conventional von Neumann sense. But, can this multiscale algorithm still be vibrating in modeling applications? To answer, our investigation extends to a novel new concept of asymptotical stability. The original ideas of the study come from a famous research workshop in the Isaac Newton Institute, 2007. In our study, highly oscillatory migration waves for subwavelength material applications are explored. Physical concerns are once again placed before traditional mathematical arguments. Intensive auxiliary expansions and analysis are carried out. It is proven that, while appropriate constraints are reinforced, the asymptotical sta