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Finite Element Methods for Electromagnetics by Stanley Humphries Jr



Book Contents :-
1. Introduction 2. Techniques for Numerical Field Solutions 3. Matrix Methods for Field Solutions 4. Finite-Difference Solutions and Regular Meshes 5. Minimum-Energy Principles in Electrostatics 6. Finite-Element Electrostatic Solutions 7. Finite-Element Magnetostatic Solutions 8. Nonlinear and Anisotropic Materials 9. Analyzing Numerical Solutions 10. Static Field Analysis and Applications 11. Low-Frequency Electric and Magnetic Fields 12. Thermal Transport and Magnetic Field Diffusion 13. Electromagnetic Fields in One Dimension 14. Two- and Three-Dimensional Electromagnetic Simulations

About this book :-
"Finite Element Methods for Electromagnetics" by Stanley Humphries Jr is a practical and detailed guide to solving electromagnetic field problems using "finite element methods", "computational electromagnetics", "numerical simulation", "field modeling", and "engineering analysis". The book explains how computer-based methods can be applied to complex electric and magnetic systems that are difficult to solve analytically. The author begins with core concepts such as electrostatics and magnetostatics, then gradually moves to advanced topics including nonlinear magnetic materials, eddy currents, electromagnetic pulses, and wave propagation. Clear explanations link physical laws with mathematical models, helping readers understand how real-world electromagnetic behavior is translated into numerical form. Emphasis is placed on accuracy, stability, and practical problem setup. This book is especially useful for engineers, researchers, and advanced students working in electrical engineering and applied physics. With a strong focus on real applications and problem-solving techniques, it serves as both a learning resource and a reference for professionals using finite element analysis in electromagnetics and related fields.

Book Detail :-
Title: Finite Element Methods for Electromagnetics by Stanley Humphries Jr
Publisher: CRC Press
Year: 2010
Pages: 327
Type: PDF
Language: English
ISBN-10 #: 0849316685
ISBN-13 #: 978-0849316685
License: External Educational Resource
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About Author :-
The author Stanley Humphries, Jr. is a respected electrical engineer and physicist known for his work in "computational electromagnetics", "finite element analysis", "numerical field modeling", "plasma physics", and "engineering simulation". He served as a professor at the University of New Mexico and later became Professor Emeritus after decades of teaching and research. He has authored influential textbooks and developed widely used simulation software for electromagnetic and particle-beam systems. Humphries is also the founder of Field Precision LLC and a Fellow of major scientific societies, recognized for bridging theory, computation, and real-world engineering applications.

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