The author presents a novel implementation of the complementary operators method (COM). In contrast to the original implementation of COM, in this approach, the complementary operators are applied concurrently on a set of fields in the boundary region. This not only allows the cancellation of first-order reflections, but the reduction of all subsequent reflections as well. A numerical example is given to validate this new scheme and to show that it results in unprecedented suppression of artificial reflections.
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Omar M. Ramahi (1997) studied this question.
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