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A Geometrically Parameterized Quasi-Stationary 3D Model for High-Frequency Induction Tube Welding
A three-dimensional multiphysics finite element framework for the simulation of high-frequency induction welding of tubes is presented. The model couples a time-harmonic magnetic scalar potential formulation with a stabilized quasi-stationary advection-diffusion heat transport equation, enabling acc
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