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A postprocessing technique for a discontinuous Galerkin discretization of time-dependent Maxwell's equations

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Table 2. Values of α k in CFL condition (6).
Figure 1. Standing wave in a cubic cavity: time evolution of the error on the electric field.
Figure 2. Standing wave in a cubic cavity: time evolution of the error on the magnetic field.
Figure 3. Plane wave in free space: time evolution of the error on the electric field.
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