Surface Impedance Boundary Conditions for the Modeling of Saturable Massive Conducting Volumes in Time-Domain Finite-Element Calculations

After the choice of appropriate finite elements by a method adapted from discretization in space, the system of nonlinear equations resulting system (7) is solved using techniques

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Convergence analysis of a hp-finite element approximation of the time-harmonic Maxwell equations with impedance boundary conditions in domains with an analytic boundary...

Target data considered here is either qualitative (a class label) or quantitative (an estimation of the posterior probability).. Our main contribution is a SVM inspired for- mulation

The excitation is at point (0, 0) and the analytical solution in infinite space is given by formula (84). Good agreements between the two types of absorbing boundary conditions and

The main objective is to ap- ply advanced numerical methods (path-following techniques, bifurcation indicators, bridging techniques, multi-scale analyses, etc.) for

5 shows the mechanical deformations of the actuation unit when a dc voltage is applied. One point of investigation was the nonlinear dynamic response of the micropump. The pump

6.1 Physical reflection coefficient models in the time domain Following the terminology introduced in Section 1.3, a discrete TDIBC consists of three compo- nents: a