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How can I caculate the surface integral in term of ∂y(Hx^2) in 2D mode analysis?

Posted 10 nov. 2016, 04:12 UTC−5 0 Replies

Zhenzhao G
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Hi all,
I am working on mode analysis in RF module(2D) recnetly,I want to caculate the surface integral in derived value.
But the term "∂y(Hx^2)" troubles me,I use the "d((emw.Hx)^2,y)" ，but return 0.
How can I caculate the "∫∫∂y(Hx^2)dxdy " in surface integra？


regards，

zhenzhao,G
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