Scientific Computing in Electrical Engineering

• Coupled Problems.- Comparison of Model Reduction Methods with Applications to Circuit Simulation.- Transient Field-Circuit Coupled Models with Switching Elements for the Simulation of Electric Energy Transducers.- Technology and Device Modeling in Micro and Nano-electronics: Current and Future Challenges.- New Algorithm for the Retrieval of Aerosol's Optical Parameters by LIDAR Data Inversion.- A Demonstrator Platform for Coupled Multiscale Simulation.- Upon the Interaction between Magnetic Field and Electric Arc in Low Voltage Vacuum Circuit Breakers.- Accurate Modeling of Complete Functional RF Blocks: CHAMELEON RF.- Finite Element Analysis of Generation and Detection of Lamb Waves Using Piezoelectric Transducers.- Optimization of a Switching Strategy for a Synchronous Motor Fed by a Current Inverter Using Finite Element Analysis.- Finite Volume Method Applied to Symmetrical Structures in Coupled Problems.- Scattering Matrix Analysis of Cascaded Periodic Surfaces.- Circuit Simulation and Design.- Overview of Circuit-Simulation Activities at TKK CTL.- Outstanding Issues in Model Order Reduction.- Positive Real Balancing for Nonlinear Systems.- Efficient Initialization of Artificial Neural Network Weights for Electrical Component Models.- Trajectory Piecewise Linear Approach for Nonlinear Differential-Algebraic Equations in circuit simulation.- Model Order Reduction of Large Scale ODE Systems: MOR for ANSYS versus ROM Workbench.- Adjoint Transient Sensitivity Analysis in Circuit Simulation.- Index Reduction by Element-Replacement for Electrical Circuits.- Application of 2D Nonuniform Fast Fourier Transforms Technique to Analysis of Shielded Microstrip Circuits.- A Filter Design Framework with Multicriteria Optimization Based on a Genetic Algorithm.- Thermal Network Method in the Design of Power Equipment.- Hierarchical Mixed Multirating in Circuit Simulation.- Automatic Partitioning for Multirate Methods.- Simulation of Quasiperiodic Signals via Warped MPDAEs Using Houben's Approach.- Computational Electromagnetics.- RF & Microwave Simulation with the Finite Integration Technique – From Component to System Design.- The Energy Viewpoint in Computational Electromagnetics.- Newton and Approximate Newton Methods in Combination with the Orthogonal Finite Integration Technique.- Transient Simulation of a Linear Actuator Discretized by the Finite Integration Technique.- Reduced Order Electromagnetic Models for On-Chip Passives Based on Dual Finite Integrals Technique.- Techniques to Reduce the Equivalent Parallel Capacitance for EMI Filters Integration.- Buffered Block Forward Backward (BBFB) Method Applied to EM Wave Scattering from Homogeneous Dielectric Bodies.- Symmetric Coupling of the Finite-Element and the Boundary-Element Method for Electro-Quasistatic Field simulations.- Computational Errors in Hysteresis Preisach Modelling.- Mathematical and Computational Methods.- Manifold Mapping for Multilevel Optimization.- Software Package for Multi-Objective Optimal Design of Electromagnetic Devices.- Optimal Design of Monolithic ESBT Device carried out by Multiobjective Optimization.- On Fast Optimal Control for Energy-Transport-based Semiconductor Design.- Extended Hydrodynamical Models for Charge Transport in Si.- On the Implementation of a Delaunay-based 3-dimensional Mesh Generator.- Coupled FETI/BETI Solvers for Nonlinear Potential Problems in (Un)Bounded Domains.- A Hierarchical Preconditioner within Edge Based BE-FE Coupling in Electromagnetism.- Solution of Band Linear Systems in Model Reduction for VSLI Circuits.- MOESP Algorithmfor Converting One-dimensional Maxwell Equation into a Linear System.- Adaptive Methods for Transient Noise Analysis.- Efficient Execution of Loosely Coupled Tasks in Grid Platforms.

From the reviews: "This book is composed of papers presented at the Conference on Scientific Computing in Electrical Engineering, which was held in Sinaia, Romania in 2006. ... Readers interested in methods for optimal designs and hysterisis phenomena will find a large group of papers devoted to these questions. Altogether, the book should be greatly useful for the computational scientist who is interested in solving challenging industrial problems." (Axel Mainzer Koenig, Optics and Photonics News, June, 2008)