Titlebook: Selected Topics in Boundary Integral Formulations for Solids and Fluids; Vladimir Kompiš Book 2002 Springer-Verlag Wien 2002 applied mecha

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Special Topics in Multi-Domain BEM Formulations,n displacement and stress fields are studied in examples of modelling high order gradient and error estimators and (2) modelling of local displacement and stress fields for local loads leading to high field gradients.

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BEM Representation of Diffusion-Convection Equations,d by the Navier-Stokes equations. The fluid flow can be convection-dominated in some parts of the domain and diffusion dominated in another parts and it can be steady or unsteady. The multi-domain (MD) BEM representation of different kind of equations used in CFD and their linearization will be intr

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About the Numerical Solution of the Equations of Piezoelectricity,ary Element Method (BEM) — is described. At first, using the equations of elastostatics, the similarities and differences of the methods are explained and some of their advantages and disadvantages are pointed out. After this, the piezoelectric formulations of both methods are introduced. A numerica

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Transient Viscoelastodynamic Boundary Element Formulations,al response in frequency and time domain. Field equations of motion and boundary conditions are cast into boundary integral equations (BIE), which are discretized only on the boundary. Fundamental solutions are used as weighting functions in the BIE which fulfil the Sommerfeld radiation condition, i

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The Boundary Contour Method,BCM and hypersingular BCM (HBCM) formulations, for this class of problems, are presented in Section 2. This is followed by sections describing shape sensitivity analysis, shape optimization and error analysis and adaptivity with the BCM. Numerical results for selected examples are included throughou

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The Boundary Node Method, a section on surface approximants, derivations of the BNM and the hypersingular BNM (HBNM) are presented in Section 3. This is followed by a section describing error estimation and adaptivity with the BNM and the HBNM. Numerical results for selected examples are included throughout the chapter.