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Nonlinear Diffusion of Electromagnetic Fields covers purposes of the phenomena of non-linear diffusion of electromagnetic fields, equivalent to magnetic recording, electromagnetic defensive and non-destructive checking out, improvement of CAD software program, and the layout of magnetic parts in electric equipment. the fabric awarded has direct functions to the research of eddy currents in magnetically nonlinear and hysteretic conductors and to the examine of magnetization procedures in electrically nonlinear superconductors. This publication will offer very necessary technical and medical info to a vast viewers of engineers and researchers who're interested in those assorted parts. Key gains* includes wide use of analytical suggestions for the answer of nonlinear difficulties of electromagnetic box diffusion* easy analytical formulation for floor impedances of nonlinear and hysteretic media* research of nonlinear diffusion for linear, round and elliptical polarizations of electromagnetic fields* Novel and broad research of eddy currentlosses in metal laminations for unidirectional and rotating magnetic fields* Preisach method of the modeling of eddy present hysteresis and superconducting hysteresis* wide research of nonlinear diffusion insuperconductors with slow resistive transitions (scalar and vertorial difficulties)
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This tail appears because in actual materials the above-mentioned steep growth of #d is moderated for small values of h. This tail is usually of no practical significance and can be neglected. As a result, the zero front velocity attains the physical meaning of the velocity of the inward progress of the bulk part (part II) of the magnetic flux density profile. 122). 92). 101), that is, for any p. 123) reveals itself in the constant velocity of the zero front. 101), this velocity will vary with time.
168) which yields 1 c~- (1 169) n-l' and c~n(an- l)a n = mac~. f(~) - if()<_~ < 1, if ~ >__ 1. ], O, To find the unkn()wn (:()c,fI-i(:i(mts a l , a 2 , . . ] d~ -- n--~-i+ a(1 - ~)'@-T [--a, -- 2a~(1 -- ~) - - . . ] • [ - , ~ - 2 ~ ( 1 - ~) - . . ]2+ na'~(1 x ~)~[1 [2~2+ . . ] . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~'~ ~ ~< ~ ~ < ~ ~ I < ~ ~ ~" ~'o II I .. '. " ~ ~ 9 ~ ~ ~ ~ + ~ -~ " " ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 4- ~ X ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I X I 9 ~ ~ -F ~ I X ~ ~ ~ "~ -F I '" ~ Jr- ~ ' ~ ~ " ~ -q ~ ~ " " "~" c-e w -~ c~ ~,. 172) can be determined.
132) are called s e l f - s i m i l a r solutions. 101) that makes the problem susceptible to the dimensional analysis. The intrinsic property of the self-similar solutions is that they are dimensionally deficient. This property all()we(t 11s t() reduce tile nonlinear partial differential Eq. 99) to the ordinary differential Eq. 141). It is also clear that the self-similar solutions are inwtriant un(ter certain sealing transformati(ms. For this reason, they are often (:ailed gr(nlp-invariant solutions.