Scientific Computing in Electrical Engineering: SCEE 2020, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, February 2020 [Hardcover]

The conference has an interdisciplinary focus and aims to bring together scientists  mathematicians, electrical engineers, computer scientists, and physicists, from universities and industry  to have in-depth discussions of the latest scientific results in Computational Science and Engineering relevant to Electrical Engineering and to stimulate and inspire active participation of young researchers.Part I Circuit Simulation and Design.- Efficient model reduction of myelinated compartments as port-Hamiltonian systems.- Towards a Parallel-in-Time Calculation of Time-Periodic Solutions with Unknown Period.- On the Exactness of Rational Polynomial Chaos Formulation for the Uncertainty Quantification of Linear Circuits in the Frequency Domain.- Parallel-in-Time Simulation of Power Converters Using Multirate PDEs.- Part II Device Simulation.- A Maximum Principle for Drift-Diffusion Equations and the Scharfetter-Gummel Discretization.- Numerical calculation of electronic properties of transition metal-doped mWS₂ via DFT.- Numerical simulation of thermal conductivity of silicon nanowires.- A Novel Surface Mesh Simplification Method for Flux-Dependent Topography Simulations of Semiconductor Fabrication Processes.- Simulations of a novel DG-GFET.- Part III Computational Electromagnetics.- Electric Circuit Element Boundary Conditions in the Finite Element Method for Full-Wave Frequency Domain Passive Devices.- A convolution quadrature method for Maxwells equations in dispersive media.- On the stability of harmonic coupling methods with application to electric machines.- Dielectric Breakdown Prediction with GPU-Accelerated BEM.- Empirical Analysis of a Coaxial Microwave Structure with Finite Transmission Zero.- Frequency-domain non-intrusive greedy Model Order Reduction based on minimal rational approximation.- A Comparison Between Different Formulations for Solving Axisymmetric Time-Harmonic Electromagnetic Wave Problems.- The Magnetization Anls-