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J(E) law: models

Introduction

This section deals with the law of electric behavior J(E) from the point of view of the models provided in Flux.

The standard models for describing the insulators and/or the conductors are presented.

Models

The numerous models provided are presented in the table below.

Resistivity (electric) ρ … Name of the Flux model
… infinite (null electric conductivity) Insulator
… constant (constant electric conductivity) Isotropic / Anisotropic resistivity
… variable (variable electric conductivity) Isotropic resistivity

Specific models are also provided (see table below). Their mode of use is presented in § Spatial model / user model.

Resistivity (electric) ρ …
… spatial isotropic ( ρ described via spatial formula)
… user ( ρ described via user subroutine and personal version)

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