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This document outlines a tentative training agenda for ANSYS Maxwell introduction training. The agenda includes lectures on Maxwell magnetostatic, electrostatic analysis, eddy current solver, and multiphysics modeling. These lectures will be accompanied by workshops applying the Maxwell software to magnetostatic, electrostatic, frequency-dependent magnetic field, and electromechanical coupling problems in both 2D and 3D. Coffee breaks and a lunch break are also included in the schedule.
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- 1. © 2015 ANSYS, Inc. 1 Training Agenda (Tentative) Introduction Training in ANSYS Low Frequency ANSYS Maxwell
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