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FEM 2010 - Introduction Meta 2010 & FEM 2010 – Rome, 13-15 December 2010 The Fourth Italian Workshop on the Finite Element Method applied to Electrical and Information Engineering continues the series of successful meetings, following Cassino (2001), Genova (2004), and Rome (2007). This year, the vent is jointly held with the Fifth Italian Workshop on Metamaterials and Special Materials for Electromagnetic Applications and TLC. The workshop, hosted and organized by “Roma Tre” University takes place in the charming atmosphere of Rome during Christmas time. 8
FEM 2010 Foreword Ladies and Gentlemen, Meta 2010 & FEM 2010 – Rome, 13-15 December 2010 welcome to the Fourth Italian Workshop on Finite Element Method applied to Electrical and Information Engineering, held in Rome for the second time. We are very glad of welcoming all of you to this event and have the occasion of discussing about so exciting arguments on finite elements applied to electrical and information engineering during the workshop. This year the workshop is jointly held with Fifth Italian Workshop on Metamaterials and Special Materials for Electromagnetic Applications and TLC, that has the opening session in the morning. This workshop is aimed to present the recent research advances in the finite element method and its advanced applications. It includes numerical and experimental contributions to the comprehension of the behavior of several kinds of devices and to their applications as magnetic sensors, devices, electrical machines, antennas, and guiding components at microwave up to optical frequencies. The interest in studying new theoretical and numerical extensions of the method is renewing together with its application to an increasing number of different and new fields. Among these we can cite magnetic modeling, biomedical applications, microwave components, metamaterials, etc. This year the Scientific Committee has accepted 16 abstracts, all of them from excellent research schools and with a very high quality level. This is a clear indication of the interest that the finite element method is an active area of research in Italy. We are also very proud to have here one of the most internationally recognized scientists leading the research on magnetic devices: Prof. Norio Takahashi from Okayama University, Japan. Thank you for being here and for having accepted our invitation. Finally, we would like to thank the IEEE Italy Section for technically supporting this event, Ansoft and CST for the financial support as Gold Sponsors, the members of the scientific and the organizing committees for the efforts they have spent for making this event possible, the Rector of “Roma Tre” University who gave us this beautiful room where we meet today, the authors of the papers for the high-level contributions they are going to present, and all of you for coming here in Rome to attend this event. We sincerely hope that you will enjoy your attendance to this workshop and to the social event we have organized. We will not steal more time to the sessions. Welcome to Rome! Augusto Di Napoli & Giuseppe Schettini Chairmen of the Fourth Italian Workshop on Finite Element Method applied to Electrical and Information Engineering 9
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