2018
DOI: 10.1109/access.2018.2882530
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Test Analysis of High-Power Multifunction Borehole-Ground Electromagnetic Transmitting System Under Field Conditions

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“…The central part of the grid has small elements and dense nodes, and the edge elements are large and sparse. The cells are gradually enlarged from the center to the edge to ensure that the grid has sufficient size, and the complex parts of the geoelectrical section are located in the dense center of the grid to meet the conditions of uniform electrical properties in the cell and linear changes of the electromagnetic field potential function [10]. When solving the finite element method corresponding to the Helmholtz equation, the solution of the continuous field function is converted into the solution of the discrete function value at the node by using the cross-symmetric grid.…”
Section: The Equation Satisfied When the Magnetotelluric Field Considmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The central part of the grid has small elements and dense nodes, and the edge elements are large and sparse. The cells are gradually enlarged from the center to the edge to ensure that the grid has sufficient size, and the complex parts of the geoelectrical section are located in the dense center of the grid to meet the conditions of uniform electrical properties in the cell and linear changes of the electromagnetic field potential function [10]. When solving the finite element method corresponding to the Helmholtz equation, the solution of the continuous field function is converted into the solution of the discrete function value at the node by using the cross-symmetric grid.…”
Section: The Equation Satisfied When the Magnetotelluric Field Considmentioning
confidence: 99%