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This paper is concerned with the dyadic Green formalism in order to develop simulation tools dedicated to Eddy Current Non Destructive Testing (ECNDT). The Volume Integral Method (VIM) is useful when considering volumetric flaws. The Surface Integral Method (SIM) is more appropriate for thin opening flaws. This latter fast method provides accurate results, except in some critical Transmitting / Receiving (T/R) configurations. In such cases, we propose to combine VIM and SIM to obtain satisfactory results.
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