Technical scope

The International Steering Committee welcomes original contributions covering all aspects of Computational Electromagnetics. Contributions are encouraged from, but not limited to, the themes and topics in the following areas:

A. Methods and techniques of computational electromagnetics
A1. Theory
A2. Algorithms
A3. Software developments
A4. Novel computer architecture
A5. Coupled problems
A6. Optimisation
A7. Micro- and nano-electromagnetics
A8. Statistical electromagnetics
A9. Parallel and high performance computing

B. Numerical methods
B1. Finite difference and finite volume methods
B2. Finite elements/edge elements
B3. Boundary elements/method of moments
B4. Transmission line modelling
B5. Mode matching
B6. Geometric theory of diffraction/physical optics
B7. Hybrid methods
B8. Multipole methods
B9. Finite integration

C. Applications of CEM
C1. Antennas
C2. EMC/EM hazards
C3. Machine design
C4. Non-destructive testing
C5. Sensors/actuators
C6. Microwave/optical circuits
C7. Electromagnetic band gap structures and meta-materials
C8. Bio-electromagnetic
C9. Nanotechnologies
C10. Material modelling
C11. Power electronics
C12. Visualisation of electromagnetic phenomena
C13. Fault tolerant design
C14. High power microwaves
C15. Pulsed power source modelling
C16. Superconductivity
C17. Antenna array and phased array EM modelling
C18. Millimeter wave and terahertz systems
C19. Emerging EM propagation and analysis issues
C20. Other applications

D. Cem in education

E. Code validation

Writing a paper for a poster:

Two page papers must be submitted by Thursday 31 October 2013 if they are to be considered for the conference.

Use of the CEM 2014 template is mandatory, and only papers following the instructions provided below will be considered.

It is vital that delegates pay close attention to the instructions. Submissions that do not follow the guidelines may be returned to the author or not considered for acceptance to the conference.