Eddy Currents
This term the chair of Applied Mathematics offers a seminar on Computational Magnetics. The aim is to understand scientific computing by improving our in-house magnetoquasistatic simulation package ‘FIDES‘.
All the typical tasks of applied mathematics will be covered: modeling, software design, coding, testing, simulation und visualization. This course follows up the lecture from 2010.
During September I will be out of office (Wuppertal). I will be a guest at the Wave Propagation and Signal Processing Research Group of the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Kortrijk, thanks to my DAAD grant.
I have written a simulation package FIDES to test multi rate time integration in coupled electromagnetic field and electric circruit equations. The package is part of the COMSON Demonstrator Platform, using OCTAVE as its interpreter.
Recently I wanted to visualize my results. I used ffmpeg to produce a movie from several plots of the flux distribution inside a transformer.
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