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K. Hollaus:
"The Multiscale Finite Element Method in three dimensions to simulate the Eddy Current Problem in Laminated Iron Cores";
Talk: 18th International IGTE Symposium on Numerical Field Calculation and Electrical Engineering, Graz; 2018-09-16 - 2018-09-19; in: "18th International IGTE Symposium on Numerical Field Calculation and Electrical Engineering", C. Magele, O. Biró, D. Lowther, P. Alotto, A. Reinbacher-Köstinger (ed.); 18th International IGTE Symposium on Numerical Field Calculation and Electrical Engineering (2018), Paper ID 1, 53 pages.

Introduction to the Multiscale Finite Element Method MSFEM:
If we compare a Large scale (transformer core with overall dimensions) to a Fine scale (thickness of the laminate d and width of the air gap d 0)
The geometric dimensions are extremely different: two scales
The laminated core represents a quasi periodic structure with period p =
Outline
Introduction to the Multiscale Finite Element method MSFEM
Construction of a MSFEM-approach
Averaging of coefficients

MSFEM in 3 D
Time harmonic method and MSFEM in 3 D
High Order MSFEM in 3 D
Time Stepping and MSFEM in 3 D
Harmonic Balance MSFEM in 3 D
Costs of MSFEM in 3 D

2D/1D-MSFEM
2D/1D-MSFEM with MVP A
2D/1D-MSFEM with CVP T

Current Activities
MSFEM and Material Modeling
MSFEM and SMOR