Maple by Example, Third Edition, is a reference/text for beginning and experienced students, professional engineers, and other Maple users. This new edition has been updated to be compatible with the most recent release of the Maple software. Coverage includes built-in Maple commands used in courses and practices that involve calculus, linear algebra, business mathematics, ordinary and partial differential equations, numerical methods, graphics and more.
Jaswon, M.A. and Symm, G.T.Integral Equation Methods in Potential Theory and Elastostatics1977Academic PressLondon278 ppISBN: 0 12 381050 7Integral equations, as the authors of this book demonstrate, providedistinctive formulations of the fundamental boundary-value problems ofpotential theory and elastostatics. These formulations often yieldeffective solutions which fall beyond the scope of other approaches.This monograph on the subject brings together theory and practice andincludes much previously unpublished material. The first part of thevolume gives a very clear description of the theory of integralequations in potential theory and elastostatics, provinding, as one ofits features, the first unifying account of scalar and vector potentialtheory using a common formalism. In the second part, the authorsdiscuss numerical methods for solving the integral equationformulations of practical problems, using their own extensive researchas a basis. The theory is illustrated by a wealth of numericalsolutions drawn from a variety of fields, including electrostatics,potential fluid flow, heat conduction, and the stretching and bendingof thin plates. An extensive list of references is provided, which alsocovers recent interesting numerical solutions of problems inthree-dimensional elastostatics.The book should be of direct use to engineers interested in a newapproach to and of the fields mentioned, and it would also be suitablefor postgraduates requiring a guide to this rapidly evolving subject.
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Banerjee, P.K.and Butterfield, R. Boundary Element Methods in Engineering Science 1981 McGraw-Hill Book Company New York 452 pp ISBN: 0 07 084120 9 The book provides an introduction to the fundamentals of BEM, and demonstrates the power and versatility of the method in different areas of application. The book contains 15 chapters with the following topics: an introdcution to BEM, some 1-D problems, 2-D problems of steady state potential flow, 2-D problems of elastostatics, 3-D problems of steady state potential flow, 3-D problems in elasticity, problems of edges and corners, parametric representation of functions and geometry, transient potential flow (diffusion) problems, transient problems in elasticity, plate-bending problems, elastoplasticity, examples in fluid mechanics, combination of BEM with other numerical methods, and computer implementation of BEM (the program listing is included). Three appendices and an Index complete the book.
Crouch, S.L. and Starfield, A.M.Boundary Element Methods in Solid Mechanics1983Allen and UnwinLondon322 ppISBN: 0 04 620010 XThe book can serve as a basic reading on the subject. Useful to thereader primarily interested in solving problems by these methods. Thebook contains eight chapters which cover: comparison of finite elementmethod with boundary element method, linear elasticity theory, singularsolution, indirect boundary element methods, direct boundary elementmethod, application to plane classical elasticity, a higher-orderformulation for elements, applications in rock mechanics and geologicalengineering. Three appendices contain listings of three programs basedon the text.
Telles, J.C.F.The Boundary Element Method Applied to Inelastic Problems1983Lecture Notes in Engineering - Vol 1Springer-VerlagBerlin243 ppISBN: 0 387 12387 3The book can serve as basic reading on the subject. The inelastic 2-Dproblems are handled (the current state-of-the-art). A complete reviewof the elasticity problems is included. A set of numerical applicationsis given. Subjects covered in seven chapters. The book contains: reviewof the work up-to-date, basic theory of elasticity, BEM formulation forelastic problems, BEM formulation for inelastic problems, initialstress/strain methods and elastoplastic analysis, viscoplasticity andcreep, mathematical aspects for BEM inelastic analysis. Appendices givesome ideas on code developments.
Manzoor Madassar, I.Heat Flow Through Extended Surface Heat Exchangers1984Lecture Notes in Engineering - Vol 5Springer-VerlagBerlin286 ppISBN: 0 387 13047 0The book deals with the application of boundary elements to heattransfer problems encountered on surface heat exchangers. The bookhas six chapters dealing with introduction to heat exchangers and theirdesign, the one and two dimensional analysis of fin assembly heattransfer including the numerical solution of the problem using boundaryintegral equations, the analysis of fin reduction, the effect ofsurface roughness and interfacial bending and conclusions related tothe design of heat exchangers and the applicability of boundaryelements to solve these problems.
Kitahara, M.Boundary Integral Equation Methods in Eigenvalue Problems ofElastodynamics and Thin Plates1986Studies in Applied Mechanics - Vol 10Elsevier Science PublishersAmsterdam282 ppISBN: 0 444 42447 4This book contains two parts. The first one handles the analyticalformulation and numerical solution for 2-D problems of vibration andscattering. The second part considers the application of BIE methods tothe vibration and buckling characteristics of thin plates. The firstpart of the book consists of seven chapters, the second one of threechapters. Some topics treated: the basis of the application of integralequation methods to eigenvalue problems, the integral equationformulation in terms of the various boundary value problems, eigenvalueproblems for 2-D boundary integral equation formulation, analyticaltreatment of the BIE for circular and annular domains, numericaleigenvalue solution for the integral equation formulation, eigenvalueproblems of antiplane elastodynamics, review of numerical analysisresults for 2-D eigenvalue problems, integral equation fundamentals forthin plate problems, numerical analysis of eigenvalue problems for plates.
Gipson, G.S.Boundary Element Fundamentals: Basic Concepts of Recent Developments inthe Poisson Equation1987Topics in Engineering - Vol 2Computational Mechanics PublicationsSouthampton288 ppISBN: 0 905451 80 5The book contains seven chapters, one of them contains a listing of aboundary element program. It is devoted to discussion of thefundamentals and the Poisson equation. The presented chapters cover:integral equations and Green's functions, approximation methods withemphasis on the weighted residual method, boundary element methods andLaplace and Poisson types of differential equations, examples ofLaplace problems, solution of the Poisson equation, Monte Carlo methodand boundary elements, examples of the Poisson problem, description andlisting of a FORTRAN code for Laplace and Poisson equations.
Hromadka II, T.V.Complex Variable Boundary Elements1987Software Package SeriesComputational Mechanics PublicationsSouthampton226 pp plus disketteISBN: 0 905451 62 7The book describes the Complex Variable Boundary Element Method (CVBEM)for the solution of two dimensional Laplace equationproblems. The bookpart of the software package contains sufficient detail to enable thereader to comprehend the numerical technique without extensiveprerequisite study. Computer listings in FORTRAN are included for fivedifferent CVBEM programs. A general purpose code is provided on thefloppy disk for use with IBM-PC compatible hardware.
Telles, J.C.F.Two Dimensional Analysis using Boundary Elements1987Software Package SeriesComputational Mechanics PublicationsSouthampton208 pp plus disketteISBN: 0 905451 63 5This software package has been developed for engineers and appliedmathematicians who would like an introduction to the boundary elementtechnique particularly applied to elasticity problems. The numericalaspects of the method are discussed in detail and a fully operational 2-DFORTRAN code listing is presented. A preprocessor is a part of thecode. A copy of the code on floppy disk running on IBM PC compatiblemachines is included.
Manolis, G.D. and Beskos, D.E.Boundary Element Methods in Elastodynamics1988Unwin HymanLondon282 ppISBN: 004 6200193The book gives a brief summary of classical elastodynamics and proceedswith the integral formulation and numerical treatment of bothsteady-state and general transient problems. Other chapters include:wave propagation problems, soil-structure interaction and fracturemechanics. Other boundary methods related to the BEM are brieflydescribed, as well as effects of inhomogeneity, anisotropy, porosity,viscosity and temperature.
Karami, G.A Boundary Element Method for Two-Dimensional Contact Problems1989Lecture Notes in Engineering - Vol 51Springer-VerlagBerlinISBN: 3 540 51562 3The boundary element method (BEM) has been established as a powerfulnumerical tool for the analysis of continua in recent years. The methodis based on an attempt to transfer the governing differential equationsinto integral equations over the boundary. Thus, the discretizationscheme or the introduction of any approximations must be done over theboundary. This book presents a BEM for two-dimensional elastic,thermo-elastic and body-force contact problems. The formulation isimplemented for the general case of contact with various frictionalconditions. The analysis is limited to linear elastostatics and smallstrain theory. Following a review of the basic nature of contactproblems, the analytical basis of the direct formulation of the BEMmethod is described. The numerical implementation employs three-nodedisoparametric line elements for the representation of the boundary ofthe bodies in contact. Opposite nodal points in equi-lengthelement-pairs are defined on the two surfaces in the area which isexpected to come into contact under an increasing load. The use ofappropriate contact conditions enables the integral equations for thetwo bodies to be coupled together. To find the proper contactdimensions and the contact load a combined incremental and iterativeapproach is utilised. With this approach, the loads are appliedprogressively, and the sliding and adhering portion of the contactregion is established for each load increment using an iterativeprocedure. A coulomb type of friction law is assumed. The results ofthe numerical formulation show excellent agreement with the well knownHertzian contact solution. Several problems involving more complicatedand non-Hertzian contact are also solved. The BEM solutions agree wellwith existing experimental and finite element results. The analyticaland numerical treatment of the boundary integral equations for problemswith body forces and temperature changes is described. In particular,the pseudo-body force approach which treats the temperature gradientsas a kind of body force, is employed for the thermoelastic analysis. Itis shown that the domain integrals containing the body force andpseudo-body force terms can be transformed to integrals over theboundary. Several examples of contact with body forces and temperaturechanges are presented. 2ff7e9595c
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