Search for dissertations about: "multipole analysis"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 12 swedish dissertations containing the words multipole analysis.
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1. Analysis of Industrial Microwave Ovens
Abstract : This thesis deals with the analysis and design of microwave ovens used in the food industry. Such analysis is desirable in order to optimize the performance of the ovens and to reduce the time and expenses of developing new or improved ovens. READ MORE
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2. Fast Numerical Techniques for Electromagnetic Problems in Frequency Domain
Abstract : The Method of Moments is a numerical technique for solving electromagnetic problems with integral equations. The method discretizes a surface in three dimensions, which reduces the dimension of the problem with one. A drawback of the method is that it yields a dense system of linear equations. READ MORE
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3. Applications of Magnetic Tracers in the Human Lung and Gastrointestinal Tract
Abstract : The use of ferrimagnetic material as a tracer represents a noninvasive approach in physiological measurements. Concerning the lung, magnetopneumography, MPG, is a unique technique to estimate retained dust in the lung, using the magnetizable dust fraction as a tracer. First a strong constant magnetic field is briefly applied to the thorax. READ MORE
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4. Iterative solution of Maxwell's equations in frequency domain
Abstract : We have developed an iterative solver for the Moment Method. It computes a matrix–vector product with the multilevel Fast Multipole Method, which makes the method scale with the number of unknowns. The iterative solver is of Block Quasi-Minimum Residual type and can handle several right-hand sides at once. READ MORE
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5. Theoretical Description of Electronic Transitions in Large Molecular Systems in the Optical and X-Ray Regions
Abstract : The size and conformational complexity of proteins and other large systems represent major challenges for today's methods of quantum chemistry.This thesis is centered around the development of new computational tools to gain molecular-level insight into electronic transitions in such systems. READ MORE