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Boundary Value Problem for an Oblique Paraxial Model of Light Propagation
Published 2008-11-06Version 1
We study the Schr\"odinger equation which comes from the paraxial approximation of the Helmholtz equation in the case where the direction of propagation is tilted with respect to the boundary of the domain. This model has been proposed in (Doumic, Golse, Sentis, CRAS, 2003). Our primary interest here is in the boundary conditions successively in a half-plane, then in a quadrant of R2. The half-plane problem has been used in (Doumic, Duboc, Golse, Sentis, JCP, to appear) to build a numerical method, which has been introduced in the HERA plateform of CEA.
Journal: Methods and Applications of Analysis 16, 1 (2009) 119-138
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Keywords: boundary value problem, oblique paraxial model, light propagation, paraxial approximation, helmholtz equation
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