This paper gives an explicit geometric interpretation of finite element formulations of the eddy‐current problem. The paper shows, step‐by‐step how the eddy‐current problem can be implemented in a finite element kind of software system exploiting familiar geometric ideas such as lengths of edges, areas of faces, volumes of tetrahedra, and the mutual interconnections between the simplices of a mesh. The approach is a specific case of the so‐called geometric techniques.
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