1977
DOI: 10.1016/0307-904x(77)90046-4
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Boundary element methods for potential problems

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“…One ends up with nonlinear singular integral formulation along the boundary of the domain. The works [113,193] motivated a finite-element discretization of these Fredholm-type integral equations, which in turn led to the boundary-element method (BEM), [18,17,176,62]. As before, one ends up with a nonlinear algebraic system of equations for the unknown boundary elements, {W j } |x j ∈∂Ω Δ .…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One ends up with nonlinear singular integral formulation along the boundary of the domain. The works [113,193] motivated a finite-element discretization of these Fredholm-type integral equations, which in turn led to the boundary-element method (BEM), [18,17,176,62]. As before, one ends up with a nonlinear algebraic system of equations for the unknown boundary elements, {W j } |x j ∈∂Ω Δ .…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where ψ j is the electric potential at the jth location, represents the surfaces of the interacting objects the coefficient c j is identically equal to 0.5 for constant elements (24,25), ψ 0 is the surface potential, and q 0 is related to the dimensionless surface charge density, σ 0 , as…”
Section: The Boundary Element Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Stosowane techniki brzegowe to głównie odmiany metody elementów brzegowych (MEB) w postaci tak pośredniej jak i bezpośredniej [7].…”
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