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Modeling the exponentially varying current distributions in conductor interiors associated with high frequency interconnect behavior causes a rapid increase in the computation time and memory required even by recently developed fast electromagnetic analysis programs. In this paper we describe a procedure to generate numerically a set of basis functions which efficiently represent conductor current variation, and thus improving solver efficiency. The method is based on solving a sequence of template problems, and is easily generalized to arbitrary conductor cross-sections. Results are presented to demonstrate that the numerically computed basis functions are seven to twenty times more efficient than the commonly used piece-wise constant basis functions.

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