Search for dissertations about: "Computational Electromagnetics"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 26 swedish dissertations containing the words Computational Electromagnetics.
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6. Weld Pool Simulations
Abstract : This investigation is devoted to the study of welding and its effect on the workpiece, focusing on the thermo and fluid dynamical phenomena occuring during a autogenous or nonautogenous arc fusion welding process. Its aim is to simulate the behaviour of the weld pool and analyze the consequence of the solid-liquid phase change, thus obtaining a methodology for predicting the appearance of weld defects related to solidification and cooling. READ MORE
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7. Mathematical Tools Applied in Computational Electromagnetics for a Biomedical Application and Antenna Analysis
Abstract : To ensure a high level of safety and reliability of electronic/electric systems EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) tests together with computational techniques are used. In this thesis, mathematical modeling and computational electromagnetics are applied to mainly two case studies. READ MORE
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8. Hybrid methods for computational electromagnetics in the frequency domain
Abstract : In this thesis we study hybrid numerical methods to be usedin computational electromagnetics. We restrict the methods tospectral domain and scattering problems. The hybrids consist ofcombinations of Boundary Element Methods and Geometrical Theoryof Diffraction.In the thesis three hybrid methods will be presented. READ MORE
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9. Adaptive methods in computational electromagnetics
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10. Implementation of the spectral element method and iterative solution techniques for 3D controlled-source electromagnetic modelling
Abstract : Controlled-source electromagnetic methods are imaging techniques applied at/on the surface of the Earth which record the electromagnetic field in order to assess the electrical conductivity distribution of the Earth’s subsurface, along with anomalies in this material property, as well as to characterise and interpret structures in Earth’s crust. Extracting information from the recorded electromagnetic data requires inverse modelling algorithms. READ MORE