Advanced Mathematical Methods in Electrical Engineering: Theory and Applications
A special issue of Mathematics (ISSN 2227-7390). This special issue belongs to the section "E2: Control Theory and Mechanics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 28 February 2026 | Viewed by 34
Special Issue Editor
Interests: finite element modeling; FE analysis; numerical analysis; modeling and simulation; engineering, applied and computational mathematics; materials; numerical modeling; optimization; mathematical modeling
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In recent years, various numerical methods have been applied in the areas of electrical engineering and renewable energy sources to compute the spatial distributions and/or time variations in physical fields. Common numerical methods include finite element, finite difference, finite volume, boundary element, and least squares methods. Some of these methods, such as the finite element method, are progressively being standardized in electrical engineering. In particular, each of the listed methods can be used to compute electric, magnetic, thermal, or mechanical fields of two or more of these fields. Mathematical models based on one of these numerical methods can be steady-state or dynamic, as well as linear or non-linear. Transient problems of physical fields appear as a special type of dynamic numerical models. Numerical methods can be used to compute individual or coupled fields in and around components of power systems, such as power cables, overhead lines, busbars, electrical machines (generators, power transformers, and motors), photovoltaic panels, and thermoelectric modules, among others. This Special Issue is devoted to all of these problems.
Key topics of interest include
- Ampacity computations for underground, submarine and overhead power cables;
- Ampacity computations for overhead lines and busbars;
- Numerical verification of standardized ampacity computation methods;
- Numerical modeling of hotspots in electric power components;
- Numerical modeling of hotspots in renewables;
- Numerical modeling of coupled fields in electric power components;
- Numerical modeling of coupled fields in renewables.
Prof. Dr. Dardan Klimenta
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- ampacity computation
- dynamic model
- electric power component
- hotspot
- numerical modeling
- renewable energy source
- steady-state model
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