Pages that link to "Item:Q1655026"

The following pages link to Element-subdivision method for evaluation of singular integrals over narrow strip boundary elements of super thin and slender structures (Q1655026):

Displaying 15 items.

• A general-purpose machine learning framework for predicting singular integrals in boundary element method (Q785081) (← links)
• Trans-accuracy elements and their application in BEM analysis of structurally multi-scale problems (Q1634544) (← links)
• Solid analysis of micron-sized thin structures with BEM for steady-state heat conduction (Q1655154) (← links)
• NURBS-enhanced boundary element method based on independent geometry and field approximation for 2D potential problems (Q1655990) (← links)
• Expanding element interpolation method for analysis of thin-walled structures (Q1656350) (← links)
• A new singular element for evaluating stress intensity factors of V-shaped notches under mixed-mode load (Q1658918) (← links)
• Calculation of stress intensity factor along the 3D crack front by dual BIE with new crack front elements (Q1703725) (← links)
• A boundary weak singularity elimination method for multilayer structures (Q2040828) (← links)
• BEM analysis of multilayer thin structures using a composite transformation method for boundary integrals (Q2058180) (← links)
• Boundary element analysis of thin structures using a dual transformation method for weakly singular boundary integrals (Q2122647) (← links)
• An efficient boundary collocation scheme for transient thermal analysis in large-size-ratio functionally graded materials under heat source load (Q2281468) (← links)
• The coupled method of multi-domain BEM and element differential method for solving multi-scale problems (Q2301618) (← links)
• On uniform convergence of approximations of the double layer potential near the boundary of a two-dimensional domain (Q5086580) (← links)
• On one semi-analytical approximation of the normal derivative of the simple layer potential near the boundary of a two-dimensional domain (Q6488901) (← links)
• Thermal analysis for plate structures using a transformation BEM based on complex poles (Q6494188) (← links)