Abstract. We present a finite-element based method for the computation of force fields, using the language and concepts of differential geometry, in the familiar "eddy-currents " context (displacement currents ignored). The approach is Lagrangian (comoving mesh) and the degrees of freedom are magnetomotive forces along material lines which coincide with the edges of the mesh. The essential result is: the edge-element implementation of the h-formulation of the eddy-currents problem can serve without any modification when conductors are mobile and deformable, provided the assembly of finite-element matrices is done at each time step. A simple formula gives the virtual work of electromagnetic forces, hence a notion of "nodal fo...
The problem of transferring distributed Lorentz forces acting on a coil to a mechanical mesh in 3D i...
The traditional low-frequency electromagnetic field computations do not include stray capacitive eff...
Boundary element methods are a well-established technique for solving linear boundary value problems...
Abs t r a c t—We present an edge-element method (h-formulation) for the computation of force fields ...
The paper presents the coupling between the finite element and the boundary element methods as an ef...
The numerical analysis or design of an arrangement, which require electromagnetic field calculation,...
Team problem 2D is specially challenging to many field theory codes in that it seeks to determine th...
Abstract- A finite-element method is described for computing static and stationary electric and magn...
The paper concerns the application of a non-conforming domain decomposition method to the problem of...
A framework for the finite element implementation of the formulas of local and global electromagneti...
Electromagnetic force calculation is essential in the analysis and design of any electrical machine....
Introduction. The electromagnetic field is an integral attribute of the operation of many technical ...
A novel mesh-insensitive methodology for magnetic force computation is presented. The force value is...
AbstractA couple of fundamental formulae are demonstrated in this paper, which allow a systematic al...
Modelling of realistic electromagnetic problems is presented by partial differential equations (FDEs...
The problem of transferring distributed Lorentz forces acting on a coil to a mechanical mesh in 3D i...
The traditional low-frequency electromagnetic field computations do not include stray capacitive eff...
Boundary element methods are a well-established technique for solving linear boundary value problems...
Abs t r a c t—We present an edge-element method (h-formulation) for the computation of force fields ...
The paper presents the coupling between the finite element and the boundary element methods as an ef...
The numerical analysis or design of an arrangement, which require electromagnetic field calculation,...
Team problem 2D is specially challenging to many field theory codes in that it seeks to determine th...
Abstract- A finite-element method is described for computing static and stationary electric and magn...
The paper concerns the application of a non-conforming domain decomposition method to the problem of...
A framework for the finite element implementation of the formulas of local and global electromagneti...
Electromagnetic force calculation is essential in the analysis and design of any electrical machine....
Introduction. The electromagnetic field is an integral attribute of the operation of many technical ...
A novel mesh-insensitive methodology for magnetic force computation is presented. The force value is...
AbstractA couple of fundamental formulae are demonstrated in this paper, which allow a systematic al...
Modelling of realistic electromagnetic problems is presented by partial differential equations (FDEs...
The problem of transferring distributed Lorentz forces acting on a coil to a mechanical mesh in 3D i...
The traditional low-frequency electromagnetic field computations do not include stray capacitive eff...
Boundary element methods are a well-established technique for solving linear boundary value problems...