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Generalized Laplace Equation
Posted Dec 5, 2014, 10:56 a.m. EST Low-Frequency Electromagnetics, Materials, Modeling Tools & Definitions, Parameters, Variables, & Functions 2 Replies
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Hello everyone,
Does anyone have any idea how to set up a Generalized Laplace Equation to a model? I tried to solve it using the Poisson's equation ( ∇·(-c∇u)=f ), where i put f=0 and the dependent variable quantity u is Electric Potential (V). The problem is that the unit of constant c is [s^3 ·A/kg] and what i need is the constant c to be the electric conductivity.
Does anyone have any idea how to set up a Generalized Laplace Equation to a model? I tried to solve it using the Poisson's equation ( ∇·(-c∇u)=f ), where i put f=0 and the dependent variable quantity u is Electric Potential (V). The problem is that the unit of constant c is [s^3 ·A/kg] and what i need is the constant c to be the electric conductivity.
2 Replies Last Post Dec 10, 2014, 7:56 a.m. EST
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10 years ago
What is your source term quantity? c takes units according to that.
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10 years ago
What is your source term quantity? c takes units according to that.
Thank you very much!! Your advice was very helpful!!