Speaker
Christopher Crawford
(University of Kentucky)
Description
Interpolation is necessary for simulating dynamics in measured magnetic field maps and can increase efficiency and/or accuracy with computed fields, example, finite element calculations. Harmonic expansion has the benefit of constraining the curl and divergence, but work best in a compact volume far from sources. An adaptation of this expansion is better suited for irregular volumes while perserving the main benefits, including smoothing out measurement errors.
Author
Christopher Crawford
(University of Kentucky)
Co-author
Ms
Gracie Burrows
(University of Kentucky)