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Comprehensive three-dimensional split-field finite-difference time-domain method for analysis of periodic plasmonic nanostructures: near- and far-field formulation

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The three-dimensional split-field finite-difference time-domain (SF-FDTD) method is combined with the total-field–scattered-field method for injecting a plane wave. A formulation is derived for calculating the incidence transformed fields of SF-FDTD on a one-dimensional auxiliary grid. The resulting fields obtained in the scattered zone are used to calculate the far fields, based on a proposed fully time-domain near-to-far-field transformation. The far-field information is used to calculate the extinction cross section of the periodic structure under oblique incidence. To analyze metallic periodic structures, a formulation with a reduced number of variables is proposed based on the auxiliary differential equation method for dispersive media.

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