A Rectangular higher order edge element (finite element method)

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I have solved many finite element problems using nodal based (rectangular element) for higher order. now i am trying to solve electromagnetic problem using vector element (Nedelec or Whitney). I know only triangular edge based element with first order only and not higher order. i am searching this higher order **rectangular** edge based element but unable to find it. is there any higher order rectangular edge element?
 
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Yes, there are higher order rectangular edge elements that can be used in finite element method for solving electromagnetic problems. One such element is the Serendipity element, which is a higher order rectangular element with edges that can be used for vector fields. This element has nodal points at the midpoints of the edges, allowing for higher order interpolation and accurate representation of the vector field. Other higher order rectangular edge elements such as the Lagrange element and the Hermite element can also be used for solving electromagnetic problems. These elements have additional degrees of freedom compared to the first order triangular edge elements, allowing for a more accurate solution. It is important to carefully select the appropriate element for the specific problem being solved in order to achieve accurate results.
 
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