Overview

Advances in Information Technologies for Electromagnetics offers a broad panorama on recently achieved and potentially obtainable advances in electromagnetics with innovative IT technologies. Simple tutorial chapters introduce the reader to cutting edge technologies, such as parallel and distributed computing, object-oriented technologies, grid computing, semantic grids, agent based computing and service-oriented architectures. On such bases, a variety of EM applications is proposed: 1) parallel FDTD codes (both for antenna analysis and for metamaterial applications), 2) grid computing for computational EM (CEM) (with applications to antenna arrays, wireless and remote-sensing systems) 3) mobile agents for parametric CEM modeling 4) complex/hybrid EM software environments (with applications to planar circuits, quasi-optical systems,…) 5) semantic grids for CAE of antennas arrays. This way the reader, after learning from very schematic tutorials the most relevant features of IT tools, has an immediate feeling of their impact on daily EM research.

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Reviews

From the reviews: The book suggests some ICT concepts, destined to play a major role in the current and future EM context. Advances in Information Technologies for Electromagnetics establishes itself as a rare specimen: a book that will enthrall its readers and users. Beautifully presented and argued, all the chapters of the book are relevant. This book should be required reading for university and industrial researchers, university professors and students, IT and microwave/antenna consultants (Current Engineering Practice, 2007)

From the reviews: The book suggests some ICT concepts, destined to play a major role in the current and future EM context. ... Advances in Information Technologies for Electromagnetics establishes itself as a rare specimen: a book that will enthrall its readers and users. Beautifully presented and argued, all the chapters of the book are relevant. ... This book should be required reading for university and industrial researchers, university professors and students, IT and microwave/antenna consultants (Current Engineering Practice, 2007)

From the reviews: ""The book suggests some ICT concepts, destined to play a major role in the current and future EM context. … Advances in Information Technologies for Electromagnetics establishes itself as a rare specimen: a book that will enthrall its readers and users. Beautifully presented and argued, all the chapters of the book are relevant. … This book should be required reading for university and industrial researchers, university professors and students, IT and microwave/antenna consultants"" (Current Engineering Practice, 2007)

Author Information

Luciano Tarricone - Biography Luciano Tarricone is an Associate Professor of Electromagnetic Fields at the University of Lecce, Italy. He received his laurea degree (with honors) from the University of Rome ""La Sapienza"", Italy, and his PhD from the same university, both in Electronic Engineering. In 1990 he was a researcher at the Italian National Institute of Health, and between 1990 and 1994 at the IBM European Center for Scientific and Engineering Computing. Between 1994 and 2001 he was at the University of Perugia, Italy. Since 2001 he has joined the University of Lecce. His main research areas are: supercomputing for Electromagnetics, environmental electromagnetic compatibility, CAD of microwave circuits and antennas. He authored around 160 papers in international conferences and journals, and edited 3 volumes in the area of high performance computing for electromagnetics. Alessandra Esposito – Biography Alessandra Esposito is a free consultant in the area of Computer Science and Information Technologies, with a focus on networking, web and grid applications for research in universities and small, medium and large companies. She received her laurea degree (with honors) in Electronic Engineering from the University of Naples. Between 1990 and 1994 she was with IBM Scientific Center in Rome, Italy. In 1994 and 1995 she was a system engineer for Sodalia, Trento, Italy, involved in research and development in the area of distributed systems. Since 1995 she has cooperated with several research institutions, universities and business companies, in the framework of educational, research and industrial projects. She authored about 40 papers in international conferences and journals.

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