Inverse method to engineer uniform-intensity focal fields with arbitrary shape

A New Method for Calculating of Electric Fields Around or Inside Any Arbitrary Shape Electrode Configuration

In this paper a new method for calculating of electric fields intensity around or inside any arbitrary shape electrode systems or conductors with the same or different configuration have been presented. As we know that in design and construction of a high voltage equipment, analysis of electric field intensity around and or inside that equipment has very important role therefore, according to p...

Analysis of Free Vibration of Triangular Plates with Non-Uniform Linear Thickness and Arbitrary Boundary Conditions

34.1. Sampling the Uniform Distribution 34.2. Inverse Transform Method

Monte Carlo techniques are often the only practical way to evaluate difficult integrals or to sample random variables governed by complicated probability density functions. Here we describe an assortment of methods for sampling some commonly occurring probability density functions. Most Monte Carlo sampling or integration techniques assume a " random number generator, " which generates uniform ...

37.1. Sampling the Uniform Distribution 37.2. Inverse Transform Method

Monte Carlo techniques are often the only practical way to evaluate difficult integrals or to sample random variables governed by complicated probability density functions. Here we describe an assortment of methods for sampling some commonly occurring probability density functions. Most Monte Carlo sampling or integration techniques assume a " random number generator, " which generates uniform ...

34.1. Sampling the Uniform Distribution 34.2. Inverse Transform Method

Monte Carlo techniques are often the only practical way to evaluate difficult integrals or to sample random variables governed by complicated probability density functions. Here we describe an assortment of methods for sampling some commonly occurring probability density functions. Most Monte Carlo sampling or integration techniques assume a " random number generator, " which generates uniform ...