1. Integral equations in solid mechanics
This section presents the method on an elastostatic problem, detailing all the mathematical principles involved.
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1.1.1 Planar harmonic domain
Torsion gives rise to a harmonic problem, through the warping function φ(Y,Z) in the straight section (shear stress potential). To fix ideas, let's consider an axis beam carried by the unit vector
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An adaptive cell-based domain integration method for treatment of domain integrals in 3D boundary element method for potential and elasticity problems.
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