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The formulations of unilateral contact problems are considered that are based on the application of the method of nonlinear boundary integral equations (BIE). The theoretical basis and ideas of the method of BIE discussed here are described on the examples of contact problems which, we believe, sufficiently fully reflect the general nature of this method and variety of possibilities for the investigation of BIE. The theory is illustrated by the numerical examples for some engineering applications. Some unsolved problems are indicated. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0866.00056].
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