The boundary element method applied to time-dependent problems in anisotropic materials. (Q1598090)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1747106
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1747106 |
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The boundary element method applied to time-dependent problems in anisotropic materials. (English)
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2002
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This study presents a multi-domain boundary element formulation for transient dynamic problems for anisotropic plates with or without cracks. Singular quarter point elements are used to compute the dynamic stress intensity factors around the cracks. The dual reciprocity method is used to transform the domain integral into a boundary integral. The numerical results obtained are compared with results obtained from other formulations.
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multi-domain boundary element formulation
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anisotropic plates
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cracks
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quarter point elements
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dynamic stress intensity factors
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dual reciprocity method
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