NASA NTRS · 20100035670
Electromagnetic Interactions GenERalized (EIGER): Applications at Johnson Space Center
Abstract
This slide presentation reviews the software framework for the analysis and design of complex electromagnetic systems. The system called Electromagnetic Interactions GenERalized (EIGER) is a hybrid finite element solution for wave equations and deru=ives boundary element solutions for integral equation formulations. Written in Fortran 90 Eiger uses object-oriented design methods to abstract key analysis components. EIGER has been applied to higher order modeling for analysis of antennas to assist in the design of the antennas of a mini-AERCam. EIGER might also be used to model the Ion Cyclotron Resonant heating stage for the VAriable Specific Impulse Magnetoplasma Rocket (VASIMR).
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Dobbins, Justin A., Fink, Patrick W., Scully, Robert C.. 2003-04-07. Electromagnetic Interactions GenERalized (EIGER): Applications at Johnson Space Center. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100035670
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