Increasing contribution of stochastic methods in the characterization of complex systems: reverberation chamber and urban environment

Elodie Richalot; Shermila Mostarshedi; Odile Picon; Kamardine Selemani; Olivier Legrand; Fabrice Mortessagne; Jean-Baptiste Gros; Bruno Sudret; Joe Wiart

Increasing contribution of stochastic methods in the characterization of complex systems: reverberation chamber and urban environment

Elodie Richalot ¹ Shermila Mostarshedi ¹ Odile Picon ¹ Kamardine Selemani ¹ Olivier Legrand ² Fabrice Mortessagne ² Jean-Baptiste Gros ² Bruno Sudret ³ Joe Wiart ⁴

1 ESYCOM - Electronique, Systèmes de communication et Microsystèmes

2 LPMC - Laboratoire de physique de la matière condensée

3 IBK - Institute of Structural Engineering [Zurich]

4 Orange Labs [Issy les Moulineaux]

Abstract : The use of stochastic approaches for the electromagnetic characterization of complex systems is illustrated in two cases that are reverberation chambers and urban environment. Several stochastic approaches are adopted in both cases, from a perturbative approach to the determination of distributions; the indications they provide as well as the associated requirements in terms of computation time or measurement complexity differ.

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Conference papers

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Engineering Sciences [physics] / Electronics

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