Abstract
A simple infinite element for cylindrical problems is considered. The element matches with linear triangular ring elements and bilinear quadrilaterals. It is assumed that the magnetic vector potential decays with p−n towards infinity. For boundaries having a general shape, the element matrix is calculated numerically using m‐point Gaussian quadrature. Analytical expressions are given for elements with edges parallel to one of the coordinate axes.
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