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The boundary layer effect in the BEM of potential problems with direct formulation

Yaoming Zhang

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The numerical analysis of boundary layer effect is one of the major concerned problems in boundary element method(BEM),and the essence of this problem is the calculation accuracy of nearly singular integrals.In the boundary element analysis with direct formulation,the hyper-singular integral will arise from the potential derivative boundary integral equations(BIEs).Thus the nearly strong singular and hyper-singular integrals need to be calculated when the boundary layer effect needs to be dealt with.For nearly hyper-singular integrals,it is generally,more difficult to calculate.In this paper,a general nonlinear transformation is adopted and applied to calculate the potential and its derivative at the interior points very close to the boundary.Numerical examples demonstrate that the present algorithm is efficient and can overcome the boundary layer effect successfully even when the interior points are very close to the boundary.

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The numerical analysis of boundary layer effect is one of the major concerned problems in boundary element method(BEM),and the essence of this problem is the calculation accuracy of nearly singular integrals.In the boundary element analysis with direct formulation,the hyper-singular integral will arise from the potential derivative boundary integral equations(BIEs).Thus the nearly strong singular and hyper-singular integrals need to be calculated when the boundary layer effect needs to be dealt with.For nearly hyper-singular integrals,it is generally,more difficult to calculate.In this paper,a general nonlinear transformation is adopted and applied to calculate the potential and its derivative at the interior points very close to the boundary.Numerical examples demonstrate that the present algorithm is efficient and can overcome the boundary layer effect successfully even when the interior points are very close to the boundary.

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The numerical analysis of boundary layer effect is one of the major concerned problems in boundary element method(BEM),and the essence of this problem is the calculation accuracy of nearly singular integrals.In the boundary element analysis with direct formulation,the hyper-singular integral will arise from the potential derivative boundary integral equations(BIEs).Thus the nearly strong singular and hyper-singular integrals need to be calculated when the boundary layer effect needs to be dealt with.For nearly hyper-singular integrals,it is generally,more difficult to calculate.In this paper,a general nonlinear transformation is adopted and applied to calculate the potential and its derivative at the interior points very close to the boundary.Numerical examples demonstrate that the present algorithm is efficient and can overcome the boundary layer effect successfully even when the interior points are very close to the boundary.

Key concepts: Boundary element method, Singular boundary method, Singular integral, Mathematics, Boundary (topology), Boundary knot method, Mathematical analysis, Boundary layer

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