2021
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-63273-1
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Mathematical Analysis and Simulation of Field Models in Accelerator Circuits

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“…These domains involve multiple interconnected physical phenomena demanding a simulation infrastructure allowing model-order reduction while facilitating information exchange between different software packages. Quenches in the operation of superconducting magnets can cause damage to the surrounding infrastructure and circuitry, requiring special protection systems whose interactions with the magnet must be simulated, incorporating multi-physical properties, heat propagation equations, and mechanical models [45,47]. This modeling process, complicated by domain coupling and multiscale phenomena, necessitates using multiple simulation tools like Ansys ® and COMSOL ® in tandem to model the electromagnetic and thermal domain couplings.…”
Section: Multi-physics Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These domains involve multiple interconnected physical phenomena demanding a simulation infrastructure allowing model-order reduction while facilitating information exchange between different software packages. Quenches in the operation of superconducting magnets can cause damage to the surrounding infrastructure and circuitry, requiring special protection systems whose interactions with the magnet must be simulated, incorporating multi-physical properties, heat propagation equations, and mechanical models [45,47]. This modeling process, complicated by domain coupling and multiscale phenomena, necessitates using multiple simulation tools like Ansys ® and COMSOL ® in tandem to model the electromagnetic and thermal domain couplings.…”
Section: Multi-physics Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where J c denotes the conduction current density and J s the source current density [34,Eq. (2.15)].…”
Section: Maxwell's Equations In the Magnetostatic Casementioning
confidence: 99%