Newsletter

Members regularly receive a copy of the newsletter, which reports on all matters relating to the society. It also contains up to date information on recent developments in computational electromagnetics.

Particular items include:

• Reports from recent electromagnetics conferences
• Introduction of new services
• Progress towards the adoption of standards and up to date news of publications from the various standards committees
• A featured technical article on important new developments by a leading expert
• Other articles covering a diverse range of subjects, e.g. standards, benchmark problems, case studies
• Reviews of recently published books
• Member’s letters
• Advertisements
• Calendar of future conferences

Examples of published technical articles:

• Electromagnetic field computation without electric or magnetic fluxes by C J Carpenter
• What are we trying to compute? By P Hammond
• A new rationale for edge-elements by A Bossavit
• Mathematical optimization techniques in computational electromagnetics by S Russenschuck
• The automated design of electromagnetic devices - fact or fiction? by D Lowther
• Dual formulations and 3D field computations by A Razek
• Integral equations revisited by C W Trowbridge
• Generation of tangential vector finite elements by J Manges and Z Cendes
• The mystery and magic of Whitney Elements by T Yioultsis and T Tsiboukis
• About sensitivity analysis using high order derivatives by J-L Coulomb
• Stochastic design in applied electromagnetics by O Mohammed
• A synergetic story of evolving thoughts by L Kettunen
• How flat are flat elements? by I Tsukerman

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