Use of redundant testing functions in moment-method solutions for block models

An overconstrained version of the method of moments (MoM) for SAR (specific absorption rate) evaluation in biological bodies is presented. A number of testing functions larger than the number of basis functions is used in order to better constrain the solution near corners and edges. A rectangular system is obtained and solved by means of a pseudoinversion algorithm. Comparisons with results reported in the literature show an enhancement of MoM capabilities in SAR calculations, without a consistent increase in computational requirements.<
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