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Boundary data identification for a eddy-current problem on polyhedra: numerical approach
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V. Melicher
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2006
We consider a boundary data identification problem in quasi-static electromagnetism. Two kinds of boundary conditions are simultaneously imposed on one part of the boundary. The other part of the boundary is unreachable, i.e. the boundary condition is unknown and it has to be determined as a part of the problem. We assume that the permeability outside the domain satisfies μ ≫ μ0. Two different numerical approaches to solve this problem are presented, compared and their results are given.
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Copyright 2006, Walter de Gruyter
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