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The following pages link to On the choice of the coupling parameter in boundary integral formulations of the exterior acoustic problem (Q3812616):
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- A wideband FMBEM for 2D acoustic design sensitivity analysis based on direct differentiation method (Q364141) (← links)
- A new fast multipole boundary element method for two dimensional acoustic problems (Q646369) (← links)
- Solution of elastic scattering problems in linear acoustics using \(h\)-\(p\) boundary element method (Q686950) (← links)
- A comparison between various boundary integral formulations of the exterior acoustic problem (Q753586) (← links)
- The wave-matching boundary integral equation -- an energy approach to Galerkin BEM for acoustic wave propagation problems (Q780543) (← links)
- Modified boundary integral formulations for the Helmholtz equation (Q879123) (← links)
- Stabilized boundary element methods for exterior Helmholtz problems (Q943367) (← links)
- The influence of the weighting parameter on the improved boundary element solution of the exterior Helmholtz equation (Q1187909) (← links)
- A boundary element method for the Helmholtz equation using finite part integration (Q1191096) (← links)
- A new form of the hypersingular boundary integral equation for 3-D acoustics and its implementation with \(C^0\) boundary elements (Q1299300) (← links)
- Hypersingular boundary integral equations for radiation and scattering of elastic waves in three dimensions (Q1309655) (← links)
- Asymptotic convergence in finite and boundary element methods. II: The LBB constant for rigid and elastic scattering problems (Q1336886) (← links)
- Application of \(hp\)-adaptive BE/FE methods to elastic scattering (Q1371908) (← links)
- On efficient preconditioners for iterative solution of a Galerkin boundary element equation for the three-dimensional exterior Helmholtz problem (Q1398705) (← links)
- Multi-level fast multipole solution of the scattering problem. (Q1422022) (← links)
- Conforming boundary element methods in acoustics (Q1653631) (← links)
- Is the Burton-Miller formulation really free of fictitious eigenfrequencies? (Q1654765) (← links)
- Shape design optimization of road acoustic barriers featuring top-edge devices by using genetic algorithms and boundary elements (Q1654906) (← links)
- Regularized combined field integral equations (Q1770260) (← links)
- Adaptive boundary element method of time-harmonic exterior acoustics in two dimensions (Q1858486) (← links)
- \(hp\) boundary element modeling of the external human auditory system -- goal-oriented adaptivity with multiple load vectors. (Q1870952) (← links)
- High-frequency estimates on boundary integral operators for the Helmholtz exterior Neumann problem (Q2096978) (← links)
- A Burton-Miller boundary element-free method for Helmholtz problems (Q2182975) (← links)
- On the BEM for acoustic wave problems (Q2325507) (← links)
- A hybrid numerical-asymptotic boundary integral method for high-frequency acoustic scattering (Q2373396) (← links)
- An accurate and efficient acoustic eigensolver based on a fast multipole BEM and a contour integral method (Q2374957) (← links)
- Condition number estimates for combined potential boundary integral operators in acoustic scattering (Q2389591) (← links)
- Fictitious eigenfrequencies in the BEM for interior acoustic problems (Q2420305) (← links)
- A two-dimensional wavelet-packet transform for matrix compression of integral equations with highly oscillatory kernel (Q2432724) (← links)
- Combining analytic preconditioner and fast multipole method for the 3-D Helmholtz equation (Q2449773) (← links)
- Fast Fourier transform for efficient evaluation of Newton potential in BEM (Q2451753) (← links)
- Applications of the dual integral formulation in conjunction with fast multipole method in large-scale problems for 2D exterior acoustics (Q2486496) (← links)
- An investigation into the use of the boundary integral method to model the motion of a single gas or vapour bubble in a liquid (Q2486514) (← links)
- A weakly singular boundary integral equation in elastodynamics for heterogeneous domains mitigating fictitious eigenfrequencies (Q2507224) (← links)
- Applying GMRES to the Helmholtz equation with strong trapping: how does the number of iterations depend on the frequency? (Q2673507) (← links)
- Modified equations of the first kind for the Helmholtz equation (Q2795413) (← links)
- The Burton and Miller Method: Unlocking Another Mystery of Its Coupling Parameter (Q2981507) (← links)
- BROADBAND MULTILEVEL FAST MULTIPOLE ALGORITHM FOR ACOUSTIC SCATTERING PROBLEMS (Q3056119) (← links)
- Condition number estimates for combined potential integral operators in acoustics and their boundary element discretisation (Q3068788) (← links)
- A new frequency-uniform coercive boundary integral equation for acoustic scattering (Q3174217) (← links)
- Sharp High-Frequency Estimates for the Helmholtz Equation and Applications to Boundary Integral Equations (Q3462484) (← links)
- A well-posed integral equation formulation for three-dimensional rough surface scattering (Q3502115) (← links)
- FE/FMBE coupling to model fluid-structure interaction (Q3590497) (← links)
- A comparison of FE-BE coupling schemes for large-scale problems with fluid-structure interaction (Q3617490) (← links)
- Preconditioned Krylov subspace methods for boundary element solution of the Helmholtz equation (Q4398197) (← links)
- High-frequency Bounds for the Helmholtz Equation Under Parabolic Trapping and Applications in Numerical Analysis (Q5217707) (← links)
- Coupled FE–BE method for eigenvalue analysis of elastic structures submerged in an infinite fluid domain (Q5273341) (← links)
- CAT'S EYE RADIATION WITH BOUNDARY ELEMENTS: COMPARATIVE STUDY ON TREATMENT OF IRREGULAR FREQUENCIES (Q5463092) (← links)
- CAT'S EYE RADIATION WITH BOUNDARY ELEMENTS: COMPARATIVE STUDY ON TREATMENT OF IRREGULAR FREQUENCIES (Q5463802) (← links)
- Efficient preconditioners for iterative solution of the boundary element equations for the three-dimensional Helmholtz equation (Q5931566) (← links)