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I was hoping to be pointed in the right direction. I wanted to model the current density distribution in a single turn pulsed coil that will carry 100KA. From that I can calculated things like joule ...
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It is straightforward to apply standard FEM methods to static electromagnetic problems which involve electrically and magnetically polarizable materials. In some cases a challenge is getting the ...
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In Constantine A. Balanis' book about antennas, he introduced the method of moments for current distribution over a finite dipole. I found that the method of moments works very bad for a half-...
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In Constantine A. Balanis book about Antenna, he introduced the method of moments for current distribution over finite dipole. However, I found that the method of moments works well for a half-...
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I have written an Electromagnetic FEM solver for waveguide Eigenvalue problems. I already wrote it in two different libraries, sparselizard and dolfinx. The relevant scripts are available here for ...
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I am using the Transfer Matrix Method to compute optical properties such as reflectivity, transmittance as well as to obtain guided modes for multilayer structures. Following the formalist presented ...
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I'm currently running a 1-D FDTD simulation where I want to model a dielectric mirror (with an anti-reflection coating on one side but let's keep it simple for now). For my purposes, the mirror can be ...
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I'm working on a project that involves modeling the magnetic field around Europa, one of Jupiter's moons, using a Physics-Informed Neural Network (PINN) in PyTorch. My goal is to implement analytical ...
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I am attempting to calculate the potential of a particle at the center of an infinite two-dimensional lattice as per the following reference: Reference: Lambin, PH & Senet, P. Ewald Summation of ...
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I am attempting to implement a model outlined in this paper: General magnetostatic shape–shape interactions Background This model allows the calculation of magnetostatic interaction energies between ...
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I am trying to simulate LLG equation without damping. The equation is $$\frac{d\vec{m}}{dt} = \vec{m}\times\vec{H}$$ I am solving in spherical coordinates as LLG equation is known to have problems in ...
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Question: How much would a simplified feed model in an EM simulation alter an antenna's directivity and the E-field phase reading when compared to using a more complicated/realistic feed model? I am ...
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I'm simulating an electromagnetic wave that has a real and imaginary part. Something like: $$ E(x,t) = A(x,t) e^{-i(\omega t - k x)} $$ Where $A(x,t)$ is some complex amplitude. Then taking the ...
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I'm trying to figure out how a magnet affects the trajectory of a particle travelling near the speed of light downwards toward the ground. The equation for the force of the magnetic field is pretty ...
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In the textbook definition of the stress tensor it is defined at each point in space and therefore position dependant. When three dimensional periodic boundary conditions are used, I have seen it ...
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