Analytical Mechanics: A Comprehensive Treatise on the Dynamics of Constrained Systems; For Engineers, Physicists, and Mathematicians
Analytical Mechanics: A Comprehensive Treatise on the Dynamics of Constrained Systems; For Engineers, Physicists, and Mathematicians
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10.1115/1.1553435
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发表时间:
2002
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Jg Papastavridis;K. Yagasaki
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作者:
Jg Papastavridis;K. Yagasaki
This is Volume 1 of a two-volume set offering a comprehensive treatment of the fundamentals and applications of the boundary element method BEM in thermo-fluids, acoustics, and solid mechanics. Volume 1 is authored by Prof Luis Wrobel of Brunel University, and Volume 2, by Prof Ferri Aliabadi, of the College of London, both of whom are recognized authorities on and long-standing contributors to the development of the BEM. The BEM is a numerical method for the solution of boundary integral equations that can be derived for a variety of engineering field problems. This is possible if a fundamental solution is available for the differential operator governing the field problem of interest, and in such cases, the BEM only requires a discretization of the bounding surface, a distinct advantage over volume meshing techniques such as the finite volume and finite element method. This advantage is even more pronounced when dealing with moving surface and inverse problems as well as optimization. This 11-chapter book begins with a historical review of integral equations and the BEM over the last 40 years. Basic mathematical notations and theory of integral equations methods useful in development of the BEM in potential theory are covered in the ensuing chapters. A brief treatment of hypersingular equations, dual and multiple reciprocity, axi-symmetry, Galerkin BEM formulation, and fast solvers is also provided. The next two chapters address heat transfer applications of the BEM in steady and unsteady regimes. Linear as well as nonlinear heat transfer are both covered with applications to nonlinear materials, radiation, phase change, and materials processing. Convection-diffusion, bio-heat transfer, hyperbolic heat conduction, as well as coupled heat and mass transfer are treated in some detail. The next chapter develops the BEM for acoustics modeling in the frequency domain. Attention is given to the ensuing hyper-singular integrals and to regularization of the integral equations as well as to the treatment of the well-known nonuniqueness arising in exterior acoustics problems. Much detail is provided in the formulation and implementation of the BEM in acoustics as well as a wide range of applications ranging from muffler simulations to acoustic barrier modeling. The dual BEM is developed for the case of thin barriers. Finally, BEM in transient acoustics is presented using the time dependent fundamental solution along with time marching schemes. The chapter closes with a brief review of BEM in acoustics including FEM/BEM coupling, bio-engineering applications, and modeling of musical instruments.The following chapter treats the application of the BEM in electrochemistry, which begins with a derivation of the potential equation governing the problem of electrochemistry as well as the definition of the polarization curve that serves as a boundary condition for these problems. Several examples are presented ranging from 2D to 3D applications in circular corrosion cells, buried tanks, seawater pump analysis, and cathodic protection of offshore platforms as well electro-deposition. The next three chapters address fluid mechanics problems in ideal flows, slow viscous flows, and general viscous flows governed by the Navier-Stokes equations. The theory and applications of ideal flow to saltwater intrusion in confined and unconfined aquifers, flow in heterogeneous porous media, viscous fingering, evolution of capillary fountains, and propagation of nonlinear surface waves are all detailed. Integral equation theory for slow viscous flows governed by the Stokes equation is considered in detail, and the complete double layer potential boundary integral …