How can Yee's algorithm and PML ABCs be used to detect breast cancer?

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A new user on the forum is seeking assistance with understanding Fortran code designed for breast cancer detection using Yee's algorithm and PML ABCs. The user admits to having limited coding skills and is struggling to grasp the code comprehensively. They have shared a link to the code for review and expressed gratitude for any help offered. Another participant suggests that the user identify the sections of the code they understand and the specific parts they find confusing, noting that they only comprehend the section related to building the FDTD grid.
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Hi everyone, new to the forum and new to fortran. my coding skills have never been my strongest point and I'm struggling to understand the code from start to finish. If anybody can help me, i would appreciate it very much.

Basically the code is used to detect breast cancer using the Yee's algorithm and PML ABCs.

http://www.box.com/s/48f8f08c999933a1ccc7

thanks for taking the time to look at it, i would be grateful if you could help.
 
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regedit said:
Hi everyone, new to the forum and new to fortran. my coding skills have never been my strongest point and I'm struggling to understand the code from start to finish. If anybody can help me, i would appreciate it very much.

Basically the code is used to detect breast cancer using the Yee's algorithm and PML ABCs.

http://www.box.com/s/48f8f08c999933a1ccc7

thanks for taking the time to look at it, i would be grateful if you could help.

How about you tell us the parts you do get and an attempt at the parts you don't get
 
the only part i understand is the part of building the fdtd grid.
 
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