is integrated on the surface to obtain the force. In the Magnetic and Electric Fields interface, both expressions are included. E is the electric field,
D the electric displacement,
H the magnetic field,
B the magnetic flux density, and
n1 the outward normal from the object. For a theoretical discussion about the stress tensor, see
Electromagnetic Forces.
The Lorentz force is defined as
F = J × B. The Lorentz force is very accurate for electromagnetic force calculations in electrically conducting domains. The Lorentz force variables are available both in domains and on boundaries (in the case of surface currents).