BEHAVIOR OF BOUNDARY ELEMENT SOLUTIONS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE BOUNDARY IN TWO DIMENSIONAL ELASTOSTATIC PROBLEMS
Kazuhisa ABE
Abstract
Open-access reader
Kazuhisa ABE
Abstract
Open-access reader
The author consider the accuracy of boundary element solutions in the neighborhood of a boundary in two dimensional elastic problems. A solution of boundary element method requires integrations on the boundary. It is known that a solution which is evaluated by numerical integration reduces the accuracy in the neighborhood of the boundary. This is by the reason that the integrand shows singurality on the boundary near the internal observation point. A method is presented for the estimation of the error on Gauss quatrature. By this method it is made sure that errors with displacements and stresses are to be expressed in simple forms. And it is possible to prognosticate the range in which the solution be incorrect. Application is made to evaluate stresses on the surface.
A significance statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
The author consider the accuracy of boundary element solutions in the neighborhood of a boundary in two dimensional elastic problems. A solution of boundary element method requires integrations on the boundary. It is known that a solution which is evaluated by numerical integration reduces the accuracy in the neighborhood of the boundary. This is by the reason that the integrand shows singurality on the boundary near the internal observation point. A method is presented for the estimation of the error on Gauss quatrature. By this method it is made sure that errors with displacements and stresses are to be expressed in simple forms. And it is possible to prognosticate the range in which the solution be incorrect. Application is made to evaluate stresses on the surface.
Key concepts: Singular boundary method, Boundary knot method, Boundary (topology), Boundary element method, Method of fundamental solutions, Mathematical analysis, Mathematics, Range (aeronautics)