Validation of Computational Electromagnetics

This lecture addresses the challenges in validating computational electromagnetics, covering topics such as the importance of electromagnetics, Maxwell's equations, notable figures like James Clerk Maxwell and Oliver Heaviside, and techniques for computational EM. The instructor discusses the significance of reliability functions, the Global Difference Measure, and the comparison of FSV with Mean Opinion Score. Various methods for verification and validation are explored, including the use of amplitude difference measures and feature difference measures. The lecture emphasizes the omnipresence of electromagnetics in modern society and the complexities involved in applying its fundamental principles.