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Two Guaranteed Equilibrated Error Estimators for Harmonic Formulations in Eddy Current Problems

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Figure 1: Geometrical model and one of the regular meshes used for the analytical test.
Figure 2: Rate of convergence in the log-log scale of the estimators and their errors estimated with respect to the DoF = 6172,52829, 437081, 3555697.
Figure 3: Example of a uniform mesh (figure a)) for the benchmark case Team Workshop 7.
Figure 4: Ohmic losses (Watt) and magnetic energy (Joule) computed for the two formulations, A − ϕ and T − Ω, with respect to the number of mesh elements.
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