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Keywords: Superconducting materials
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An FEM framework for modeling forces between NdFeB magnets and HTS bulks
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COMPEL (2024) 43 (3): 591–603.
Published: 16 April 2024
... two different formulations and compared with experimental results. Design/methodology/approach The T-A and H-ϕ formulations are among the most efficient approaches for modeling superconducting materials. COMSOL Multiphysics was used to apply them to magnetic levitation...
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Modelling the penetration of magnetic flux in thin superconducting films with shell transformations
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COMPEL (2019) 38 (5): 1441–1452.
Published: 08 August 2019
... provides a numerical way to apply a constant magnetic field in a given region, while the source, on which only the far-field behaviour of the applied field depends, is excluded from the model. Eddy currents Finite element method Computational electromagnetics Superconducting materials (1...
