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@@ -576,9 +576,9 @@ Performs a loop integral along on the contour of the surface reference in the `e
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+ If it is a point or a volume, `direction` must be present.
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+ For an oriented line, `direction` is optional and the orientation of the line will be used as default.
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+ For an oriented surface, `direction` is also optional, and if not value is given it is assumed to be the normal of the surface.
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+ For an oriented surface, `direction` is also optional, and if not value is given it is assumed to be the the positive axis of the surface normal.
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Due to Ampere's law, the loop integral of the magnetic field is equal to the total electric current passing through the surfaces. `[field]`, can be `electric` or `magnetic`. Defaults to `electric`, which gives the total current passing through the surface.
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Due to Ampere's law, the loop integral of the magnetic field is equal to the total electric current passing through the surfaces. `[field]`, can be `electric` or `magnetic`. Defaults to `electric`, which returns the total current passing through the surface.
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In the following example `elementId` points an element describing a single oriented surface, therefore `direction` does not need to be stated explicitly.
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This object represents a time-varying vector field applied along an oriented line with the same orientation of the line. Therefore, the `elementIds` within must contain only elements of type `cell` with `intervals` describing a collection of oriented lines. Additionally, it may contain:
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+`[field]` with a `electric` or `magnetic`label which indicates the vector field which will be applied. If not present, it defaults to `electric`.
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+`[field]` with a `current`label which indicates the vector field which will be applied. If not present, it defaults to `current`.
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+`[hardness]` with `soft` or `hard` label. A `soft` hardness indicated that the magnitude will be **added** to the field this situation is typical for a waveport. `hard` sources mean that the field is **substituted** by the value established by the `magnitudeFile`, which for an electric field `nodalSource` would be equivalent to a `pec` material if the magnitude is zero.
! COMENTADO 250816 PQ DA UN ERROR JUISTO CUANDO CAE LA FUENTE EN UN CORTE MPI. HABRIA QU TOCA LA CASUISTICA DE punto_s%ZE = Min (this%nodsrc%NodalSource(i)%c1P(ii)%ZE, Max(BoundingBox%ZI, BoundingBox%ZE )) PERO NO LO HE QUERIDO HACER
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!!!MEDIO = sggmiHx (i1, j1, k1)
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!!!valido=.true.
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!!!!IF ( .NOT. this%nodsrc%NodalSource(i)%isField) THEN
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!!!!IF ( .NOT. this%nodsrc%NodalSource(i)%isHard) THEN
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