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The following pages link to Singular and Near Singular Integrals in the BEM: A Global Approach (Q5286319):
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- Application of relations of singularity intensities of tangent derivatives of boundary displacements and tractions to BEM (Q443476) (← links)
- Influence coefficients for variational integral equations (Q857110) (← links)
- Analysis of hypersingular residual error estimates in boundary element methods for potential problems (Q1299306) (← links)
- Integral evaluation in the BEM solution of (hyper)singular integral equations. 2D problems on polygonal domains (Q1362346) (← links)
- Gaussian quadratures for singular integrals in BEM with applications to the 2D modified Helmholtz equation (Q1568462) (← links)
- On the simple-solution method and non-singular nature of the BIE/BEM -- a review and some new results (Q1592578) (← links)
- Solution of a class of two-dimensional integral equations (Q1612409) (← links)
- A novel semi-analytical algorithm of nearly singular integrals on higher order elements in two dimensional BEM (Q1654829) (← links)
- May the singular integrals in BEM be replaced by zero? (Q1777120) (← links)
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- Boundary spectral strip for geometries with arbitrary curvature (Q4213670) (← links)
- HYPERSINGULAR RESIDUALS—A NEW APPROACH FOR ERROR ESTIMATION IN THE BOUNDARY ELEMENT METHOD (Q4349481) (← links)
- Wavelet Solution of Plane Elasticity Problem in the Upper Half-plane (Q4428195) (← links)
- Numerical quadrature over triangles with weak singularities (Q4951620) (← links)
- Computing Weakly Singular and Near-Singular Integrals Over Curved Boundary Elements (Q5058293) (← links)
- Helmholtz equation and non-singular boundary elements applied to multi-disciplinary physical problems (Q6039968) (← links)
- Analytical Galerkin Boundary Integrals of Laplace Kernel Layer Potentials in \(\boldsymbol{\mathbb{R}^3}\) (Q6154204) (← links)
- Computing singular and near-singular integrals over curved boundary elements: the strongly singular case (Q6649893) (← links)
