Search Results - "Henrotte, F."

Multiple Resonance Prediction Through Lumped-Parameter Modeling of Transformers in High-Frequency Applications by Davister, N., Henrotte, F., Frebel, F., Geuzaine, C.

“…The accurate prediction of coupled inductive and capacitive effects in electromagnetic coils is of crucial importance in many industrial applications, due to…”
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Finite element analysis of thermal laser skin stimulation for a finer characterization of the nociceptive system by Marchandise, E., Mouraux, A., Plaghki, L., Henrotte, F.

“…Thermal laser stimulation of the skin is an efficient exploratory tool to characterize the nociceptive system. In the present study, finite element simulations…”
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An energy-based variational model of ferromagnetic hysteresis for finite element computations by François-Lavet, V., Henrotte, F., Stainier, L., Noels, L., Geuzaine, C.

“…This paper proposes a macroscopic model for ferromagnetic hysteresis that is well-suited for finite element implementation. The model is readily vectorial and…”
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Computational Homogenization for Laminated Ferromagnetic Cores in Magnetodynamics by Niyonzima, I., Sabariego, R. V., Dular, P., Henrotte, F., Geuzaine, C.

“…In this paper, we investigate the modeling of ferromagnetic multiscale materials. We propose a computational homogenization technique based on the…”
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A general environment for the treatment of discrete problems and its application to the finite element method by Dular, P., Geuzaine, C., Henrotte, F., Legros, W.

“…A general computer aided description environment for the treatment of discrete problems, based on a concise structure for both development and application…”
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An Efficient Field-Circuit Coupling Based on a Temporary Linearization of FE Electrical Machine Models by Lange, E., Henrotte, F., Hameyer, K.

“…A field-circuit coupling method is presented, whose basic idea is to extract from the finite-element (FE) model a linearized lumped parameter representation of…”
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A dynamical energy-based hysteresis model for iron loss calculation in laminated cores by Steentjes, S., Henrotte, F., Geuzaine, C., Hameyer, K.

“…SUMMARYThis paper proposes a macroscopic model for ferromagnetic hysteresis that is well‐suited for finite element implementation. The model relies on a…”
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A dynamical vector hysteresis model based on an energy approach by Henrotte, F., Hameyer, K.

“…A dynamical vector hysteresis model is presented, which is a generalization of a quasistatic model proposed in a recent paper. The model can be considered from…”
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A Circuit Coupling Method Based on a Temporary Linearization of the Energy Balance of the Finite Element Model by Lange, E., Henrotte, F., Hameyer, K.

“…In this paper, a versatile method for modeling coupled magnetic field and circuit problems is presented. The field problem is solved by applying the finite…”
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A Theory for Electromagnetic Force Formulas in Continuous Media by Henrotte, F., Hameyer, K.

“…An energy-based theory for electromagnetic forces in continuous media is presented. The aim is to provide a guide and a complete toolbox for their numerical…”
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A frontal Delaunay quad mesh generator using the L ∞ norm by Remacle, J.-F., Henrotte, F., Carrier-Baudouin, T., Béchet, E., Marchandise, E.,  Geuzaine, C., Mouton, T.

“…SUMMARYIn a recent work, a new indirect method to generate all‐quad meshes has been developed. It takes advantage of a well‐known algorithm of the graph…”
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Reinterpretation of the Nodal Force Method Within Discrete Geometric Approaches by Henrotte, F., Specogna, R., Trevisan, F.

“…We propose a geometric reinterpretation of the Nodal Force Method in the framework of a pair of discrete formulations for magnetostatics on complementary…”
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The structure of electromagnetic energy flows in continuous media by Henrotte, F., Hameyer, K.

“…A formulation of electromagnetism in continuous media is proposed that relies on the identification of the different existing electromagnetic energy reservoirs…”
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An energy-based vector hysteresis model for ferromagnetic materials by Henrotte, François, Nicolet, André, Hameyer, Kay

“…Purpose - Proposes a new quasi-static vector hysteresis model based on an energy approach, where dissipation is represented by a friction-like force.Design…”
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Calculation of eddy currents and associated losses in electrical steel laminations by Gyselinck, J., Vandevelde, L., Melkebeek, J., Dular, P., Henrotte, F., Legros, W.

“…Starting from the well known analytical formula for the eddy current losses in electrical steel laminations, saturation and edge effects are studied by means…”
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An algorithm to construct the discrete cohomology basis functions required for magnetic scalar potential formulations without cuts by Henrotte, F., Hameyer, K.

“…Magnetic scalar potential formulations without cuts require the definition of a set of basis functions for the cohomology structure of the magnetic field…”
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An Energy-Based Harmonic Constitutive Law for Magnetic Cores With Hysteresis by Hafner, M., Henrotte, F., Gracia, M.H., Hameyer, K.

“…In this paper, a phenomenological energy-based material model for ferromagnetic materials under harmonic conditions is presented. The model is based on the…”
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A general and natural method to define circuit relations associated with magnetic vector potential formulations by Dular, P., Henrotte, F., Legros, W.

“…A procedure is proposed to deal with magnetic vector potential finite element magnetodynamic formulations and the definition of their associated circuit…”
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A Galerkin projection method for mixed finite elements by Geuzaine, C., Meys, B., Henrotte, F., Dular, P., Legros, W.

“…The aim of the proposed method is the projection of an electromagnetic field belonging to a given function space (continuous or not) onto a discrete one…”
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Electromagnetic force density in a ferromagnetic material by Henrotte, F., Sande, H.V., Deliege, G., Hameyer, K.

“…Material derivatives for electromagnetic fields are presented. They are applied to determine the Maxwell stress tensor associated with different models of…”
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