Three Dimensional Modeling of the DC Potential Drop Method Using Finite Element and Boundary Element Analysis
Three Dimensional Modeling of the DC Potential Drop Method Using Finite Element and Boundary Element Analysis
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1992
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Nath, S.
Rudolphi, Thomas
Rudolphi, Thomas
Lord, W.
Rudolphi, Thomas
Rudolphi, Thomas
Lord, W.
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Finite element (FE) and boundary element (BE) methods of numerical analysis have been utilized in the solution of numerous electromagnetic nondestructive evaluation (NDE) phenomena. Investigations using these methods have been undertaken by Lord [1, 2, 3], Palanisamy [4], Atherton [5], Beissner [6], Burais [7] and others.