E-raamat: Boundary Elements and Other Mesh Reduction Methods XXXVII

The 24 selected papers discuss the boundary element method from the perspectives of advanced formulations, advanced meshless and mesh reduction methods, electrical engineering and electromagnetics, heat and mass transfer, solid mechanics, dynamics and vibrations, and fluid flow modeling. The topics include an adaptive element subdivision technique for evaluating three-dimensional singular boundary integrals, a meshless stress analysis of non-homogeneous materials using the triple-reciprocity boundary element method, reconstructing the eddy current profile on the vacuum vessel in a nuclear fusion device using only external magnetic sensor signals, a generalization of Michell's solution to the plane problem theory of elasticity in polar coordinates in the event of a radially inhomogeneous body, and the indirect boundary element method for the two-dimensional pressure-driven and gravity-driven free surface Stokes flow. The US office of WIT Press is Computational Mechanics. Annotation ©2014 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)

Since 1978 the conference on Boundary Elements and Mesh Reduction Methods has produced a successful series of volumes in which all major developments in the field have been presented. The 37th volume in the series continues this success by bringing together the latest advanced research carried out by different groups around the world.The included papers cover topics such as: Advanced meshless and mesh reduction methods; Advanced formulations; Computational methods; Stochastic modelling; Emerging applications; Solid mechanics applications; Dynamics and vibrations; Damage mechanics and fracture; Material characterisation; Fluid flow modelling; Electrical engineering and electromagnetics; Heat and mass transfer.