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The following pages link to A parallel domain decomposition boundary element method approach for the solution of large-scale transient heat conduction problems (Q1958188):
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- Parallelized iterative domain decomposition boundary element method for thermoelasticity in piecewise non-homogeneous media (Q443375) (← links)
- Steady state conduction through 2D irregular bodies by smoothed particle hydrodynamics (Q621174) (← links)
- Domain decomposition methods coupled with parareal for the transient heat equation in 1 and 2 spatial dimensions. (Q778546) (← links)
- A parallel implementation of overlapping Schwarz method for the dual reciprocity method (Q984391) (← links)
- A rapid BEM-based method for cooling simulation of injection molding (Q1654637) (← links)
- Interactive three-dimensional boundary element stress analysis of components in aircraft structures (Q1654709) (← links)
- Numerical investigation of steady-state heat conduction in arbitrary shaped heat exchanger tubes with mutliply connected cross sections (Q1700462) (← links)
- A parallel domain decomposition boundary element method approach for the solution of large-scale transient heat conduction problems (Q1958188) (← links)
- A domain decomposition tool for boundary element methods (Q1958389) (← links)
- A multi-domain direct boundary element formulation for particulate flow in microchannels (Q1980208) (← links)
- RI-IGABEM based on PIM in transient heat conduction problems of FGMs (Q2021278) (← links)
- A new approach to solve multi-medium nonlinear transient heat conduction problems using interface integration BEM (Q2209364) (← links)
- Three-step multi-domain BEM for solving transient multi-media heat conduction problems (Q2451008) (← links)
- CQM-based BEM formulation for uncoupled transient quasistatic thermoelasticity analysis (Q2520368) (← links)
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- Pixel-based boundary element method for computing effective thermal conductivity of heterogeneous materials (Q6043995) (← links)
- A new distance transformation method of estimating domain integrals directly in boundary integral equation for transient heat conduction problems (Q6545766) (← links)
- Comparative study on domain decomposition methods for solving multi-domain potential problems by DiBFM (Q6545862) (← links)