Exact Integration of Biharmonic Equation In Boundary Element Method
Yuan Zheng
Abstract
Yuan Zheng
Abstract
The boundary integral in Boundary Element Method effects the precision and the speed of the method. The boundary integrals are composed of the normal integrals and singular integrals. The normal integrals are popularly calculated by exact integral, and the singular integrals by the Gauss numerical integral. The singular integrals are low in precision when the source points approach the element. This paper presents an alternative way to transform the double integral in Biharmonic Equation on 3-d into the linear integrals on the boundary of each subdomain, so that all the singular integrals and nonsingular integrals are calculated by analytical method. It makes the precision and the speed of BEM improve.
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The boundary integral in Boundary Element Method effects the precision and the speed of the method. The boundary integrals are composed of the normal integrals and singular integrals. The normal integrals are popularly calculated by exact integral, and the singular integrals by the Gauss numerical integral. The singular integrals are low in precision when the source points approach the element. This paper presents an alternative way to transform the double integral in Biharmonic Equation on 3-d into the linear integrals on the boundary of each subdomain, so that all the singular integrals and nonsingular integrals are calculated by analytical method. It makes the precision and the speed of BEM improve.
Key concepts: Boundary element method, Biharmonic equation, Singular integral, Mathematics, Mathematical analysis, Order of integration (calculus), Singular boundary method, Volume integral