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The Grid Methods of the Recognition of the Region of Efficiency of Microwave Devices

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Some results for design and optimization of complex microwave devices are considered in this article. The problems are investigated from the standpoint of recognition of region of efficiency in which necessary values of given output characteristics are appeared. The application for optimization of meshes that are uniform in the multidimensional space of parameters is discussed. The solution of the approximate optimization problem using a specially created mathematical model of the device and software packages that implement time-consuming computational procedures is debated.

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Galina Mikhailovna Antonova. Born 1951. Graduated from Leningrad Polytechnic Institute, Faculty of Radio Electronics in 1974. Received candidate’s degree in 1980 and doctoral degree in 2002. Scientific interests: pattern recognition problems, simulation statistical modeling, optimization of dynamic stochastic systems, and optimization-imitation theory. Author of more than 180 publications including 6 monographs.

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Antonova, G.M. The Grid Methods of the Recognition of the Region of Efficiency of Microwave Devices. Pattern Recognit. Image Anal. 28, 588–594 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1134/S105466181804003X

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