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Date: 2004-02-11 10:39:04
Computer-aided design
Computational electromagnetics
Computational science
Electrodynamics
Numerical analysis
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Finite element method
Solid modeling
Scattering
Physics
Partial differential equations
Mathematics

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