Method of Numerical Analysis of the Singular Integral Equations for Crack Analysis
Koji Fujimoto
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Koji Fujimoto
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The method of numerical analysis of the singular integral equations for crack analysis by using the method of continuously distributed dislocations model is presented. This method is based on the concept of the boundary collocation and reduces singular integral equations into linear algebraic equations. The presented method made it possible to obtain the solution of the singular integral equations in symmetrical or asymmetrical problems including two or more unknown functions. The accuracy of stress intensity factors obtained by this method was verified by comparing these values with the exact solutions or the reliable numerical solutions obtained by the other researchers.
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The method of numerical analysis of the singular integral equations for crack analysis by using the method of continuously distributed dislocations model is presented. This method is based on the concept of the boundary collocation and reduces singular integral equations into linear algebraic equations. The presented method made it possible to obtain the solution of the singular integral equations in symmetrical or asymmetrical problems including two or more unknown functions. The accuracy of stress intensity factors obtained by this method was verified by comparing these values with the exact solutions or the reliable numerical solutions obtained by the other researchers.
Key concepts: Singular integral, Collocation method, Algebraic equation, Mathematics, Integral equation, Numerical analysis, Mathematical analysis, Stress intensity factor