Why NuCEM?
NuCEM is based on the parallel FDTD algorithm, and it has been designed to efficiently simulate large and complex EM problems using a group of distributed computers.
Raj Mittra is a Professor in the Department of Electrical & Computer Science of the University of Central Florida in Orlando, FL., where he is the Director of the Electromagnetic Communication Laboratory. He is also affiliated with Penn State University, University Park, PA, as a Professor.
He is a Hi-Ci Professor in King Abdulaziz University, in Saudi Arabia and an Honorary Professor at UTS in Sydney, Australia. He is also an Honorary Professor at Xidian University, China and at Amity University, India. Prior to joining the University of Central Florida, he worked at Penn State as a Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering from 1996 through June 2015, and he continued with Penn State as a Special Professor.
Professor Mittra's expertise has helped develop innovative analytical tools and improve industry standards, driving efficiency and innovation in the RF and antenna industry. He currently holds the role of technical mentor at WiseAnalysis.
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NuCEM
NuCEM is based on the parallel FDTD algorithm, and it has been designed to efficiently simulate large and complex EM problems using a group of distributed computers.
Simulate complex EM problems
Large-scale electromagnetic problems
Open region radiation and scattering problems