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This model is the combination of an analytical flux density function produced by a heliostat, developed by the own author, and an optimized mirror density distribution developed by University of Houston for the Solar One Project.

In contrast to this process, several studies inserted an analytical flux rope with a strong current and non-potentiality in a local area close to the PIL into the reconstructed potential field.

Comparing the integral and analytical formulations for momentum flux, heat flux, vapor flux, and closed-path and open-path CO2 eddy covariance systems demonstrates that, except for a relatively uncommon atmospheric condition, the absolute difference between the integral and approximate correction factors is less than ±0.06 for both stable and unstable atmospheric conditions (0≤z/L≤2).

Based on the analytical model of flux density, the core loss was calculated by Bertotti's formula.

To address this shortcoming we derived analytical expressions of flux sensitivities with respect to isotope measurements and measurement errors.

In the paper, a new analytical model of flux density at various operating point for surface-mounted permanent magnet synchronous machines is proposed by the equivalent magnetic circuit method.

The analytical expression for transmembrane flux in a real LMD-module has been derived.

Most studies, employing ignition temperature as the ignition criterion, utilized surface absorption of radiant incident heat flux in analytical models when investigating the ignition mechanism of solid combustibles.

Analytical solutions for fluid flux based on signal amplitude attenuation return results consistent with numerical models and physical seepage meters, but the phase-lag analytical model results are generally unreasonable.

The magnitude of this increase has been observed to differ depending on whether the estimate is based on a top-down (atmospheric inversion models) or a bottom-up (process-based models; adding up independently estimated flux components) analytical approach.

The difficulty in obtaining the analytical Jacobian of the fluxes leads to the difficulty in obtaining an efficient linearized Riemann solver which in turn affects the accuracy in capturing the contact wavefront/gas migration.