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ts and many excellent contributions which have been divided into nineteen different sections, i.e. Potential Prob- lems; Diffusion and Convection Problems; Fluid Mechanics; Fluid Flow; Wave Propagation; Groundwater Flow; Heat Transfer; Electrical Problems; Geomechanics; Plates and Shells; Inelastic Problems; 978-94-011-3696-9

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The Laplace Transform Boundary Element (LTBE) Method for the Solution of Diffusion-Type Equationsobtained from two- and three-dimensional test cases of heat conduction and groundwater flow using a standard BEM simulator and analytical models. For a single time-step, LTBE requires an execution time 6 times longer than the analogous BEM requirement without an increase in storage. This disadvantag

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Lagrangian Approach of BEM for Incompressible Unsteady Viscous Flow is based on the accuracy of the boundary elements, an approximation function for the singularity of E.(s)–S1(s) and a replacing integral for the other singularity on the collocated element integral are given.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-287-763-5tion. This is achieved coupling BEM and perturbation technique. After stating the procedure two examples of application are numerically solved shoving the efficiency and accuracy of the proposed technique.

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Treatment of Corners in the Complex Variable Boundary Element Methodmatrix equations is necessary when one follows the guidelines set forth in this paper. The methodology is successfully applied to four example problems with available analytical solutions, and comparisons are also made with published results from a specialized real variable boundary element method corner-handling formulation.