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## Features addressed in this tutorial
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* Global quantities and their special shape functions (see picture above)
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* Computations of the energy dual, i.e. of the armature charge of the electrode
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* Computation of the energy dual, i.e. of the armature charge of the electrode
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* More on ONELAB parameters (flags, model options, check boxes, menus, ...)
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## Additional information
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This is a further step on the electrostatic 2D model of a microstrip.
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We show in this tutorial how GetDP takes advantage of global quantities and the associated global basis functions
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This is a further step building on the electrostatic 2D model of a microstrip (tutorial 1).
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We show in this tutorial how GetDP takes advantage of global quantities and the associated global basis functions
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* to reduce the number of unknowns
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* to deal with floating potentials
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* to compute efficiently the electrode charges,
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which are precisely the energy duals of the electrode voltages
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* to provide output quantities (charges, armature voltages, capacitances, ...)
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which are the energy duals of the electrode voltages
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* to compute output quantities (charges, armature voltages, capacitances, ...)
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that can be immediately used in a external circuit.
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## References
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