On electromagnetic forming processes in finitely strained solids: theory and examples
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The paper treats the effects of electromagnetic fields on conducting elastic solid materials through the Lorenz body-force induced by electric current pulses. The theoretical approach is based on the analysis of solutions of Maxwell's and Newton's equations under the eddy current approximation. The numerical example considers mechanical responds of an elastic cylinder to the electromagnetic field activated by electric discharges through a coaxial coil.
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