A viscolelastic analogy for solving 2-D electromagnetic problems (Q1328677)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 612061
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 612061 |
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A viscolelastic analogy for solving 2-D electromagnetic problems (English)
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2 August 1994
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By means of the electromagnetic-viscoelastic analogy, a solid mechanics finite element program can analyze a two-dimensional harmonic oscillation (constant frequency) electromagnetic problem for ``lossy'' dielectric materials. For this special class of electromagnetic field problems, the Maxwell equations reduce to a two-dimensional Laplace equation with complex coefficients. This form identically matches the viscoelasticity field equations. This paper develops the electromagnetic-viscoelastic analogy from the basic governing field equations. The analogy is implemented in ABAQUS, a general solid mechanics finite element program. Simple one- and two-dimensional examples prove the accuracy and usefulness of the analogy.
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harmonic oscillation
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dielectric materials
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Maxwell equations
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Laplace equation
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ABAQUS
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