Titlebook: Scientific Computing in Electrical Engineering; SCEE 2018, Taormina, Giuseppe Nicosia,Vittorio Romano Conference proceedings 2020 Springer

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A Thermal Extension of Tellinen’s Scalar Hysteresis Modelpecial focus is laid upon the physical motivation. Afterwards, the underlying concept is adapted and extended w.r.t. thermal behavior. In the end, a temperature dependent scalar magnetic hysteresis model is deduced and investigated.

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Modeling Mechanochemistry in Li-ion Batterieselectromagnetism with the aid of the . equations. Before applying specific assumptions relevant for Li-ion batteries, we address developing a complete theory by using continuum mechanics and thermodynamics.

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Isogeometric Simulation and Shape Optimization with Applications to Electrical Machinesthe large systems of algebraic equations arising from the IgA discretization of underlying partial differential equations. The DD is naturally related to the multipatch representation of the computational domain, and provides the framework for the parallelization of the DD solvers.

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Charge and Phonon Transport in Suspended Monolayer Graphenehis requires the introduction of a local equilibrium phonon temperature whose definition is still a matter of debate for a general non equilibrium situation. Here, two different approaches are presented and discussed.

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Semi-classical and Quantum Hydrodynamic Modeling of Electron Transport in Graphenehis level quantum effects are neglected. In the second step the model previously developed is extended to include quantum effects by incorporating the first order quantum corrections. To asses the validity of this model numerical simulations are under current investigation.

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Adaptive Mesh Refinement for Rotating Electrical Machines Taking into Account Boundary Approximationed in Houston et al. (IMA J Numer Anal 28:245–273, 2008) with adaptations due to the coupling strategy. The error estimator takes into account the polygonal approximation of the stator and the rotor using ideas from hierarchical error estimates.

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Computational Characterization of a Composite Ceramic Block for a Millimeter Wave Heat Exchangere wave with power density on the block’s front surface from 0.3 to 1.0 W/mm. at 95 GHz. It is shown that the block can be heated up to 1000 .C highly uniformly for 50–110 s. The composite producing maximum total dissipated power is found to have Mo content about 3%.

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