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    Extracting electromagnetic field values from FEM simulations for Heaviside

    Arena Physica says building Heaviside raised a basic question about retrieving field values after a simulation finishes.

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    Arena Physica says it needed a large amount of data from traditional FEM simulations of electronic devices to build Heaviside, its foundation model for electromagnetism. That raised a question: how do you extract electromagnetic field values from a solver’s completed simulation? The company shares an interactive explainer about what it learned.

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    @arenaphysicaTo build Heaviside, our foundation model for EM, we needed to collect a huge amount of data from traditional FEM simulations of electronic devices. Early on, we ran into a surprisingly basic question: once an FEM solver finishes running its simulation, how do we extract electromagnetic field values from the solution? Here’s @chris_m_bryant’s interactive explainer on we learned: https://www.arenaphysica.com/publications/fem-edge-elements
    @DanielleFongRT @arenaphysica: To build Heaviside, our foundation model for EM, we needed to collect a huge amount of data from traditional FEM simulati…

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    @arenaphysicaTo build Heaviside, our foundation model for EM, we needed to collect a huge amount of data from traditional FEM simulations of electronic devices. Early on, we ran into a surprisingly basic question: once an FEM solver finishes running its simulation, how do we extract electromagnetic field values from the solution? Here’s @chris_m_bryant’s interactive explainer on we learned: https://www.arenaphysica.com/publications/fem-edge-elements
    @DanielleFongRT @arenaphysica: To build Heaviside, our foundation model for EM, we needed to collect a huge amount of data from traditional FEM simulati…