Applications of the boundary element method for the analysis of discontinuities

A direct boundary element formulation to model discontinuities is proposed. The solution technique follows previous schemes developed to model other nonlinear behaviours. The quadrupole effects are now considered to remove stresses along discontinuities. The applicability of the numerical algorithm developed is demonstrated by practical engineering analyses.

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2026-02-24
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https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003763291-37
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Numerical methods in engineering
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Applications of the boundary element method for the analysis of discontinuities

Walter Abrahão Nimir, W. S. Venturini, F S Rocha
Numerical methods in engineering
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Applications of the boundary element method for the analysis of discontinuities

Walter Abrahão Nimir, W. S. Venturini, F S Rocha
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A direct boundary element formulation to model discontinuities is proposed. The solution technique follows previous schemes developed to model other nonlinear behaviours. The quadrupole effects are now considered to remove stresses along discontinuities. The applicability of the numerical algorithm developed is demonstrated by practical engineering analyses.

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