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The boundary integral method is used to solve problems of scattering by perfect electrically conducting or perfect dielectric bodies. Because this method requires large memory storage, it is implemented on a distributed memory parallel computer. The assembling is performed by nodal contribution, and the BiCGStab(m) algorithm is used for solving. Performances are analyzed using several large problems.
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