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Surface Based Differential Forms
IEEE/ACES International Conference on Wireless Communications and Applied Computational Electromagnetics, 2005.
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Higher-order basis functions have been constructed for surface-based differential forms that are used in engineering simulations. These surface-based forms have been designed to complement the volume-based forms present in EMSolve[1], a finite element code. The basis functions are constructed on a reference element and transformed, as necessary, for each element in space. Lagrange polynomials are used to create the basis functions. This approach is a necessary step in creating a hybrid
doi:10.1109/wcacem.2005.1469683
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