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Keywords: Boundary‐elements method
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COMPEL (2012) 31 (6): 1774–1792.
Published: 09 November 2012
... tomography is useless. On the other hand the most popular dry‐weight method is strictly forbidden for historical buildings. As a forward solver, functionally graded material boundary element method was used. Findings The paper proves that diffuse tomography could provide reliable results with respect...
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COMPEL (2009) 28 (1): 43–56.
Published: 02 January 2009
...Stanislaw Gratkowski; Andrzej Brykalski; Ryszard Sikora; Kazuhisa Ishibashi Purpose The purpose of this paper is to supply a numerical analysis tool to solve eddy currents induced in nonlinear materials such as steel by boundary element method (BEM), and then apply it to design and analysis...
