Eddy currents inside a conductor submitted to an electromagnetic wave

Bandelier, B.; Rioux‐Damidau, F.; Wiart, Joe

doi:10.1109/20.717628

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“…( ) used to compute operator is about three times more important than when using the VSI formulation [cf. (5)]. …”

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Comparison of several BIM for the computation of the electromagnetic wave penetration in a conductor

Bandelier

Rioux‐Damidau

2000

IEEE Trans. Magn.

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We present several formulations for the computation of the fields appearing in a conductor when it is immersed in a high frequency electromagnetic field. They all use a Finite Element Method in the conductor but differ by the choice of the unknown quantities on the boundary and by the Boundary Integral Method used for the treatment of the outside problem. We compare their performances.Index Terms-Boundary element calculations, electromagnetic waves, finite element calculations.

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“…( ) used to compute operator is about three times more important than when using the VSI formulation [cf. (5)]. …”

Section: B Edge Surface Impedance: Esimentioning

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“…These fields will be expressed from Green's function associated to Helmholtz's equation: (6) This expression may also be written with in the two integrals on ; the right hand side is then [5]: . The integral on will be expressed from a Poincaré-Steklov operator :…”

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