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The following pages link to A boundary integral equation method for an inverse problem related to crack detection (Q4021644):

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• Topological sensitivity analysis in the context of ultrasonic non-destructive testing (Q443351) (← links)
• From restoration by topological gradient to medical image segmentation via an asymptotic expansion (Q734507) (← links)
• Detection of spherical inclusions in a bounded, elastic cylindrical domain (Q981527) (← links)
• A computational algorithm to determine crack locations from electrostatic boundary measurements. The case of multiple cracks (Q1264189) (← links)
• Transient response of an orthotropic elastic medium with a cavity (Q1297119) (← links)
• Stability of crack fronts under Griffith criterion: A computational approach using integral equations and domain derivatives of potential energy (Q1299297) (← links)
• A comparative study between an integral equation approach and a finite difference formulation for heat diffusion with nonlinear boundary conditions (Q1334888) (← links)
• An inverse problem method for crack detection in viscoelastic materials under anti-plane strain (Q1388299) (← links)
• The jump problem for the Helmholtz equation and singularities at the edges (Q1588782) (← links)
• Optimization algorithms for identification inverse problems with the boundary element method (Q1614500) (← links)
• Neural crack identification in steady state elastodynamics (Q1818455) (← links)
• General BE approach for three-dimensional dynamic fracture analysis. (Q1872536) (← links)
• The topological gradient method: from optimal design to image processing (Q1932788) (← links)
• A simple local smoothing scheme in strongly singular boundary integral representation of potential gradient (Q1976188) (← links)
• An adaptive multiscale approach for identifying multiple flaws based on XFEM and a discrete artificial fish swarm algorithm (Q1986255) (← links)
• Application of MUSIC algorithm for a fast identification of small perfectly conducting cracks in limited-aperture inverse scattering problem (Q2147301) (← links)
• Dynamic XFEM-based detection of multiple flaws using an improved artificial bee colony algorithm (Q2184308) (← links)
• Detection of multiple complicated flaw clusters by dynamic variable-node XFEM with a three-step detection algorithm (Q2190095) (← links)
• Crack detection using electrostatic measurements (Q2781494) (← links)
• A BEM sensitivity formulation for three-dimensional active noise control (Q2895035) (← links)
• Nondestructive identification of multiple flaws using XFEM and a topologically adapting artificial bee colony algorithm (Q2952337) (← links)
• A multiscale flaw detection algorithm based on XFEM (Q2952584) (← links)
• Reconstruction of thin electromagnetic inhomogeneity without diagonal elements of a multi-static response matrix (Q4582675) (← links)
• Identification of multiple cracks in 2D elasticity by means of the reciprocity principle and cluster analysis (Q4607813) (← links)
• A data-driven multi-flaw detection strategy based on deep learning and boundary element method (Q6044220) (← links)