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Electric Current Shell Thickness

Posted 4 mai 2016, 15:01 UTC−4 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics Version 5.0 0 Replies

Kelly Odgers
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Hi Everyone,

Im working on simulating the electric potential over a hollow cylinder with some thickness d. What Im curious about is how the built in shell thickness variable plays a part in the simulation. If I set it to be my thickness d, but select both the inner and outer boundaries of the cylinder then does it compute two separate shells? If I select only one boundary then in what direction is the shell extruded in the computations, inward or outward?

Thanks for any and all input, when I looked through the ACDC manual it mentions the shell thickness but doesn't describe its role.

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