Titlebook: Boundary Element Analysis of Viscous Flow; Koichi Kitagawa Book 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin, Heidelberg 1990 Randelementmethode.Str?mungsa

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978-3-540-51930-0Springer-Verlag Berlin, Heidelberg 1990

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Riley Richards,Chelsea Coss,Jace Quinnte difference schemes (both upwind and central approximations) and the boundary integral equations are compared in the Hagen-Poiseuille flow problem and the square cavity flow problem [1]. Next, the effect of the self-adaptive coordinate transformation technique is examined for the case of quasi-sin

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Computational Results,te difference schemes (both upwind and central approximations) and the boundary integral equations are compared in the Hagen-Poiseuille flow problem and the square cavity flow problem [1]. Next, the effect of the self-adaptive coordinate transformation technique is examined for the case of quasi-singular boundary integrations [2].

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Lecture Notes in Computer ScienceThis chapter describes the numerical implementation for the boundary integral equations used in this book.

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Riley Richards,Chelsea Coss,Jace QuinnA boundary element formulation employing the penalty function technique was developed for viscous flow and thermal convection problems.

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Introduction,In recent years, the rapid development of electronics has improved the performance of digital computers at remarkable speed. Not only super computers but also engineering work stations (usually called EWS) have enabled the application of numerical analyses in solving a variety of problems in the scientific and engineering fields.

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