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This article describes the application of an absorbing boundary condition for truncating finite element meshes in the analysis of phased‐array antennas. For a plane wave incident on a planar boundary at a certain specified angle, this boundary condition can be tuned to be reflectionless for all frequencies and polarizations. To demonstrate its application, this boundary condition is implemented in the dual‐primal finite‐element tearing and interconnecting method for simulation of large‐scale phased‐array antennas. A good performance is achieved in terms of accuracy and convergence of the numerical solution.
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