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Article Dans Une Revue IEEE Transactions on Magnetics Année : 1995

3D INTERFACE ELEMENTS FOR MODELING COMPLEX POTENTIAL DROPS - COMPARISON WITH A BOUNDARY ELEMENTS METHOD

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Voltage drops due to complex surface impedance and/or surface current sources are modelled by a 3D Finite Elements Method. Two specific formulations are given with these special 3D curvilinear second order elements: conduction in a low frequency marine electrometer and thermoelectric Seebeck effect on a solidification front. Simultaneous normal and tangential interfacial discontinuities can be computed. The method is validated by comparison with a Boundary Elements Method and experimental values.
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hal-00140684 , version 1 (25-04-2007)

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Valéry Poulbot, Laurent Krähenbühl, Philippe Massé, R. Blanpain. 3D INTERFACE ELEMENTS FOR MODELING COMPLEX POTENTIAL DROPS - COMPARISON WITH A BOUNDARY ELEMENTS METHOD. IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, 1995, 31 (3 Part 1), pp.1684-1689. ⟨hal-00140684⟩
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