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Full discretization scheme for linearized quasi-static Maxwell's equations with a non-linear boundary condition

Viera Zemanova (UGent) and Marian Slodicka (UGent)
(2008) AIP CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS. 1048. p.621-624
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We study a time dependent eddy current equation for the magnetic field H accompanied with a non-linear degenerate boundary condition, which is a generalization of the classical Silver-Muller condition for a non-perfect conductor. More exactly, the relation between the normal components of electric-E and magnetic-H fields obeys the following power law v x E = v x (vertical bar H x v vertical bar(alpha-1) H x v) for some alpha epsilon (0, 1]. We design a linear fully discrete approximation scheme to solve this nonlinear degenerate problem. The convergence of the approximations to a weak solation is proved, error estimates describing the dependance of the error on discretization parameters are derived as well.
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time- and space- discretization, linearized scheme, convergence, error estimates, non-linear Silver-Muller boundary condition, quasi-static Maxwell equations

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Zemanova, Viera, and Marian Slodicka. “Full Discretization Scheme for Linearized Quasi-Static Maxwell’s Equations with a Non-Linear Boundary Condition.” AIP CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, vol. 1048, American Institute of Physics, 2008, pp. 621–24.
APA
Zemanova, V., & Slodicka, M. (2008). Full discretization scheme for linearized quasi-static Maxwell’s equations with a non-linear boundary condition. AIP CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, 1048, 621–624. Melville, NY, USA: American Institute of Physics.
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Zemanova, Viera, and Marian Slodicka. 2008. “Full Discretization Scheme for Linearized Quasi-Static Maxwell’s Equations with a Non-Linear Boundary Condition.” In AIP CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, 1048:621–24. Melville, NY, USA: American Institute of Physics.
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Zemanova, Viera, and Marian Slodicka. 2008. “Full Discretization Scheme for Linearized Quasi-Static Maxwell’s Equations with a Non-Linear Boundary Condition.” In AIP CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, 1048:621–624. Melville, NY, USA: American Institute of Physics.
Vancouver
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Zemanova V, Slodicka M. Full discretization scheme for linearized quasi-static Maxwell’s equations with a non-linear boundary condition. In: AIP CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS. Melville, NY, USA: American Institute of Physics; 2008. p. 621–4.
IEEE
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V. Zemanova and M. Slodicka, “Full discretization scheme for linearized quasi-static Maxwell’s equations with a non-linear boundary condition,” in AIP CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, Psalidi, GREECE, 2008, vol. 1048, pp. 621–624.
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  abstract     = {{We study a time dependent eddy current equation for the magnetic field H accompanied with a non-linear degenerate boundary condition, which is a generalization of the classical Silver-Muller condition for a non-perfect conductor. More exactly, the relation between the normal components of electric-E and magnetic-H fields obeys the following power law v x E = v x (vertical bar H x v vertical bar(alpha-1) H x v) for some alpha epsilon (0, 1]. We design a linear fully discrete approximation scheme to solve this nonlinear degenerate problem. The convergence of the approximations to a weak solation is proved, error estimates describing the dependance of the error on discretization parameters are derived as well.}},
  author       = {{Zemanova, Viera and Slodicka, Marian}},
  booktitle    = {{AIP CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS}},
  isbn         = {{978-0-7354-0576-9}},
  issn         = {{0094-243X}},
  keywords     = {{time- and space- discretization,linearized scheme,convergence,error estimates,non-linear Silver-Muller boundary condition,quasi-static Maxwell equations}},
  language     = {{eng}},
  location     = {{Psalidi, GREECE}},
  pages        = {{621--624}},
  publisher    = {{American Institute of Physics}},
  title        = {{Full discretization scheme for linearized quasi-static Maxwell's equations with a non-linear boundary condition}},
  volume       = {{1048}},
  year         = {{2008}},
}

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