1997
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-261x1997000200022
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Otimização computacional da técnica dos elementos finitos para o modelamento geofísico eletromagnético

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“…The direct model for the dynamic structures under sea water was obtained from computer simulation using the Finite Elements Method presented in [1], based on the model described by Figure 1. A sufficiently distant source generated EM plane waves, within a frequency range from 10 0 Hz to 10 4 Hz, which in sea water indicates a depth of penetration varying from 222.817 m to 2.228 m. Snapshots were taken with 20 s difference between each other, from 0 s to 160 s. The conductive and resistive objects are respectively centred at 0 m and −25 m along the sea line (x-axis).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The direct model for the dynamic structures under sea water was obtained from computer simulation using the Finite Elements Method presented in [1], based on the model described by Figure 1. A sufficiently distant source generated EM plane waves, within a frequency range from 10 0 Hz to 10 4 Hz, which in sea water indicates a depth of penetration varying from 222.817 m to 2.228 m. Snapshots were taken with 20 s difference between each other, from 0 s to 160 s. The conductive and resistive objects are respectively centred at 0 m and −25 m along the sea line (x-axis).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on this, the primary field differential equation turns into a ODE, with analytical solution [1]. From Maxwell equations on Frequency Domain for primary and secondary fields, the differential equation for the secondary field can be deduced [1].…”
Section: Tm Mode Electromagnetic Wavementioning
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