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The FEKO page is an extension of content on the computational electromagnetics (CEM) page. The CEM page describes the numerical methods each in isolation, while FEKO provides the notable combination of hybrid methods. I.e. combining the good features of different CEM techniques in the same solution. Significant academic research went into this work (see references on the page).
Removing PROD tag on FEKO page.
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It seems that the software was renamed from FEKO to Feko. Is this correct? When did it happen? Should the article be renamed to match? — GhostInTheMachine talk to me 16:38, 27 July 2024 (UTC)
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The FEKO page is an extension of content on the computational electromagnetics (CEM) page. The CEM page describes the numerical methods each in isolation, while FEKO provides the notable combination of hybrid methods. I.e. combining the good features of different CEM techniques in the same solution. Significant academic research went into this work (see references on the page).
Removing PROD tag on FEKO page.
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It seems that the software was renamed from FEKO to Feko. Is this correct? When did it happen? Should the article be renamed to match? — GhostInTheMachine talk to me 16:38, 27 July 2024 (UTC)