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Error estimation in the Computation of Induced Current of Human Body in the Case of Low frequency Magnetic Field Excitation

Computation of induced current in human body with FEM requires an important computation time. To avoid this difficulty the phi-A formulation has been proposed and its efficiency have been demonstrated. Nevertheless as the accuracy of the solution is in direct link with the mesh we propose to evaluate the numerical solution with a posteriori error estimator.

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