New nonstandard second-order finite differences (FD's) are introduced, which when substituted into the Yee algorithm, reduce the solution error by a factor of 10/sup -4/ on a coarse computational grid. Using /spl lambda//h (grid spacings per wavelength)=8, one achieves the same accuracy as the standard Yee algorithm does at /spl lambda//h=1140. In addition, greater algorithmic stability allows a reduction in the number of iterations needed to solve a problem.
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