Abstract:The present developments combine the variationally-based, hybrid boundary element method with a consistent formulation of the conventional, collocation boundary element method in order to establish a computationally less intensive procedure, although not necessarily less accurate, for large-scale, two-dimensional and three-dimensional problems of potential and elasticity, including timedependent phenomena. Both the double-layer and the single-layer potential matrices, H and G, whose evaluation usually requires… Show more
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