Add scalar frequency-dependent permittivity models - #877
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Summary
Adds a scalar frequency-dependent
Permittivitymodel for driven and 3D eigenmode simulations:Supported additive terms are:
Legacy scalar and principal-axis
Permittivityinputs remain unchanged.Frequency-dependent scalar coefficients reuse one unit vector-mass operator per material support. The high-frequency permittivity remains in the ordinary mass matrix, exact zero poles are folded into conductivity, and nonlinear terms are evaluated directly in the frequency-dependent operator.
The change also adds documentation and a Drude cylindrical-cavity example with serial and parallel regression coverage.
Validation
-j4passedcylinder_cavity_drudeand existingfloquet_lumpedregressions passed locally