Second-kind integral formulations of the capacitance problem
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The authors describe a second-kind equation for the monopole or charge density and investigate different discretization schemes for the solution of this integral formulation. The paper includes numerical experiments, using multipole accelerated matrix-vector multiplications to demonstrate the efficiency of this approach.
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