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Stochastic Boundary Element Method

Magnetic field analysis using the stochastic finite element method makes prohibitive demands on computer memory and processing capacity. The authors propose a new approach, based on boundary element techniques, which, as with finite element methods, requires partitioning sufficiently fine to enable tracing of the auto-correlation function, but without requiring as much computer memory for execution.