Titlebook: Numerical Computation of Electric and Magnetic Fields; Charles W. Steele Book 1997Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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Ltd., England and Dr. John Brauer of McNeal-Schwendler Corp. for their advice on transient eddy current computation; and Dr. Zoltan Cendes of Ansoft Corp. for information about their adaptive mesh generator. Again, I would like to acknowledge the support for this second edition by my wife, Candace. Again, I c978-1-4613-7766-5978-1-4615-6035-7

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Linear Spaces in Field Computations,eld computation. It is useful in helping us develop good approximate representations for these fields that are suitable for use in numerical computations and in developing and understanding the functioning of the algorithms we use.

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Finite Element Method for Interior Problems,the application of the finite element method to these problems. In addition, several books have been written about the finite element method itself (Refs. ., ., ., .). And at least one book has as its subject the application of the finite element method to the computation of electric and magnetic fields (Ref. .).

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Automatic and Adaptive Mesh Generation,field varies only very slowly and accordingly, widely spaced node points are acceptable. Alternatively, there are other portions of the problem domain in which the field varies quite rapidly, and where it must be known quite accurately. In these places, the node points must be closely spaced.

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Eddy Current Problem,oduce undesirable effects such as power loss, heating, and—in magnetic recording—degradation in performance. We wish to compute these eddy currents in order to predict these problems in advance, before expensive prototypes are built.

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Book 1997Latest editiondiscussed in the Introduction. These changes have motivated the publication of this second edition. As with the first edition, the objective of this second edition is to give the newcomer to field computation the information needed to perform practical field computations. Again, clarity of presentat

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ation, as discussed in the Introduction. These changes have motivated the publication of this second edition. As with the first edition, the objective of this second edition is to give the newcomer to field computation the information needed to perform practical field computations. Again, clarity of