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# [femm] Re: FEMM files' format and other

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- From: Agnaldo Souza Pereira <agnaldo@if.ufrj.br>
- Date: Wed, 2 Feb 2000 16:46:47 -0200
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    Does anybody know about the existence of any free
    3D finite element program (for magnetism)in the net?

    As I said in my first message, my work is about the
    simulation of electrical machines containing
    superconducting parts. Now we are studying the stiffness
    of magnetic levitators, due to magnetic flux trapping
    in superconducting samples, and I would need to perform
    a 3D calculations.

    David, could you tell me some simple reference articles
    about the principles of inverse methods in
    electromagnetism?

    Agnaldo

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