IEEE Transactions on Power Apparatus and Systems · 1970 · 293 citations · 12 references
ComputingPhysicsElectromagnetismFinite Element AnalysisFinite Element MethodsConvergence AnalysisFinite Element DiscretizationFinite Element FormulationMagnetohydrodynamicsNonlinear Finite Element AnalysisFinite Element ModelingNonlinear Magnetic SaturationTriangular Elements
This paper reports on initial numerical experiments for the solution of the nonlinear magnetic field problem by the method of finite elements, a new technique that permits great freedom in prescribing boundary shapes and does not suffer from the deceleration of convergence that plagues the relaxation methods [9]. The sizes of the triangular elements can be freely chosen so that dense clusters of smaller elements exist in the principal regions of interest (usually the iron parts) and fewer large ones in remote air spaces.
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Willard L. Miranker, Eugene Isaacson, Herbert B. Keller · Mathematics of Computation · 1967 · 1.9K citations
Methods of Applied Mathematics
Richard C. Roberts, F. B. Hildebrand · Mathematics of Computation · 1966 · 350 citations