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G. D. Ilyushin,L. N. Dem’yanetsthe boundary integral representation of the analogue of the single layer potential for elasticity. Because the stress discontinuities . and . are not in general physically meaningful the stress discontinuity method is an . method.

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G. D. Ilyushin,L. N. Dem’yanetss are provided for both constant strength elements and straight line elements with piecewise linear approximations of the boundary parameters, and several examples are worked to demonstrate the accuracy of the approach. The chapter concludes with a discussion of curvilinear isoparametric elements wi

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Yu. I. Gorina,G. A. Kalyuzhnayacrack tips; and crack growth simulation. Finally, a simplified Galerkin formulation of the displacement discontinuity method is provided to show how the system of algebraic equations can be written in terms of the displacement discontinuities at the element endpoints rather than at collocation point

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An Illustration of the Boundary Element Approach,he solution for a constant strength simple source . along a straight line segment in an infinite homogeneous region, and the second on the solution for a constant strength dipole source . along the segment. In both cases, it is assumed that the boundary of the region of interest can be approximated

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Potential Theory,especially important result is Green’s representation formula, which gives the potential at a point . inside a region ., but not on its boundary ., in terms of single and double layer potentials with density functions equal to (a) the normal derivative of the potential on . and (b) the potential on

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Elasticity,ory. An especially important result is Somigliana’s displacement formula, which gives the displacements at a point . inside a region ., but not on its boundary ., in terms of the counterparts in elasticity for the single and double layer potentials in potential theory with density functions equal to

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,The Direct Boundary Integral Method for Elasticity,gion ., but not on its boundary ., in terms of the counterparts in elasticity for the single and double layer potentials in potential theory with density functions equal to (a) the tractions on . and (b) the displacements on the same boundary. For two dimensions, this formula can be discretized by d