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A Brief Review of Magnetic Fields,ing solutions to these equations. Readers familiar with the theory may wish to proceed directly to a chapter dealing with a particular method or technique of interest, but we shall nevertheless start by introducing briefly the most fundamental aspects of the underlying theory and basic formulations.

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Concepts and Conceptual Representation,and induced eddy-currents, new complex reluctances have been introduced. The main benefits of using the RNM are evident when calculating three-dimensional fields of complicated geometries, as significant savings in computing time and effort may be achieved owing to the efficiency of the formulation.

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Reluctance Networks,and induced eddy-currents, new complex reluctances have been introduced. The main benefits of using the RNM are evident when calculating three-dimensional fields of complicated geometries, as significant savings in computing time and effort may be achieved owing to the efficiency of the formulation.

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A Brief Review of Magnetic Fields,rious particular conditions. Such fields are described, in a most compact form, by Maxwell’s equations, and thus for most of the time we shall be seeking solutions to these equations. Readers familiar with the theory may wish to proceed directly to a chapter dealing with a particular method or techn

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Reluctance Networks, of modelling and calculating magnetic circuits in electrical machines and transformers. As such circuits are becoming increasingly complicated, for example in stepping motors or switched reluctance motors, the equivalent networks have been developed into extensive multi-node systems. Moreover, in o

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