Computation of Electromagnetic Fields
A special issue of J (ISSN 2571-8800). This special issue belongs to the section "Physical Sciences".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 September 2021) | Viewed by 18796
Special Issue Editors
2. G2ELab–UMR 5269 CNRS, Université Grenoble Alpes, Department of Physics, Engineering, Earth & Environmental Sciences and Mechanics, Grenoble, France
Interests: finite element method; magnetic hysteresis; numerical dosimetry
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Computational electromagnetics is a topic of high interest for engineers in search of more accurate numerical tools to predict the performances of industrial electromagnetic devices. It is also of interest for other scientists such physicists, medical doctors, biologist, etc., whose research involves dealing with electromagnetic fields. Much progress has been achieved concerning the development of numerical models for three-dimensional electromagnetic problems. This has led to the development of numerous open-source and commercial codes that can be used on standard computers and on supercomputers. However, there is a growing need for high-performing and more accurate models accounting for material and geometrical complexity of real-life devices. These models also represent a cornerstone for the development of numerical optimization methods.
This Special Issue aims at promoting original and high-quality papers on computational electromagnetics for multidisciplinary applications. In particular, the Guest Editor is seeking papers on electromagnetic formulations, multiphysics modeling and coupled problems, numerical techniques (model order reduction, multiscale modeling, parallel and distributed computing, etc.), material modeling, and bioelectromagnetics and optimization. The issue also welcomes papers on classical topics related to computational electromagnetics.
Considering your interest in this current research topic, we cordially invite you to submit a high-quality original research paper or review to this Special Issue of J—Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal.
Dr. Riccardo Scorretti
Dr. Innocent Niyonzima
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- electromagnetic formulations
- multiphysics modeling
- coupled problems
- model order reduction
- multiscale modeling
- parallel and distributed computing
- material modeling
- bioelectromagnetics and optimization
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