An iterative procedure is presented for the finite-element computation of axisymmetric electrostatic fields in unbounded domains. In the procedure the original unbounded problem is solved by using successive evaluations of the potential on a fictitious boundary enclosing all the conductors of the problem, according to the charge lying on their surface. For simplex Lagrangian elements universal matrices are used for a fast and efficient computation of this charge. The main advantage of this procedure lies in its ease of implementation in a standard bounded problem finite-element code and in the accuracy of the computed results.>
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