A boundary element method for 1-periodic boundary value problems in 2D Helmholtz’ equation and its application
Hiroya NAKASHIMA, Hiroshi ISAKARI, Toru TAKAHASHI, Toshiro MATSUMOTO
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Hiroya NAKASHIMA, Hiroshi ISAKARI, Toru TAKAHASHI, Toshiro MATSUMOTO
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The boundary element method is used as an efficient analysis method for the 1-periodic boundary value problem in the 2D Helmholtz equation. However, in the boundary element method for 1-periodic problem, we need to evaluate slowly-convergent Green’s functions. In this research, we implement a fast boundary element method with the Ewald method. We also show the application of the proposed boundary element method to a topology optimisation problem.
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The boundary element method is used as an efficient analysis method for the 1-periodic boundary value problem in the 2D Helmholtz equation. However, in the boundary element method for 1-periodic problem, we need to evaluate slowly-convergent Green’s functions. In this research, we implement a fast boundary element method with the Ewald method. We also show the application of the proposed boundary element method to a topology optimisation problem.
Key concepts: Boundary knot method, Boundary element method, Singular boundary method, Helmholtz equation, Mathematical analysis, Boundary value problem, Mathematics, Mixed boundary condition