Abstract

We present an accurate, stable, and efficient solution to the Lippmann–Schwinger equation for electromagnetic scattering in two dimensions. The method is well suited for multiple scattering problems and may be applied to problems with scatterers of arbitrary shape or non-homogenous background materials. We illustrate the method by calculating light emission from a line source in a finite-sized photonic crystal waveguide.

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