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Rotation angle (degrees)
Response of Racetrack Coil over Anisotropic Ti64
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Fig. 5.13 Response of a rotated racetrack coil at 1 MHz over an anisotropic patch of Ti64
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Response to Randomized Principal Axes Values
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Fig. 5.14 Sample function produced by assigning random values of conductivity to the principal
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Response of Racetrack Coil over Anisotropic Ti64
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X
Fig. 5.13 Response of a rotated racetrack coil at 1 MHz over an anisotropic patch of Ti64
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Response to Randomized Principal Axes Values
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Fig. 5.14 Sample function produced by assigning random values of conductivity to the principal
axes with a uniform pdf. Parameter values are given in the text
