April 2016
Intermediate
320 pages
13h 36m
English
book
Electromagnetic Computation Methods for Lightning Surge Protection Studies
by Yoshihiro Baba, Vladimir A. Rakov
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Index
- absorbing boundary condition
- Agrawal et al.’s field-to-wire coupling model
- airborne vehicle
- Ampere’s law
- arcing horn
- artificial lightning
- atmospheric electricity sign convention
- attachment process
- azimuthal magnetic field
- back-flashover
- Bergeron method
- biconical antenna
- breakthrough phase
- bundled conductor
- carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic
- central difference approximation
- CFRP see carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic
- characteristic impedance
- charged vertical wire
- charge simulation method
- charge-voltage curve see charge-voltage diagram
- charge-voltage diagram
- CIP method see constrained interpolation profile method
- circuit simulation method
- circuit-theory approach
- cloud discharge
- cloud-to-ground discharge
- conical conductor
- conical object
- constrained interpolation profile method
- continuing current
- Cooray–Rubinstein formula
- corona discharge
- corona radius
- corona-region conductivity
- corona sheath
- corona-space charge
- Courant stability condition
- critical background electric field
- critical electric field
- CSM see charge simulation method
- cumulative distribution
- cumulonimbus
- current attenuation
- current reflection coefficient
- dart leader
- dielectric-coated wire
- direct lightning strike
- dispersive material
- distributed-circuit model
- distributed series inductance
- distributed series resistance
- distributed shunt capacitance
- downward negative lightning
- downward positive lightning
- earth-ionosphere waveguide
- electric field enhancement factor
- electric-field integral equation
- electric ...
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