Boundary Elements

The Doctoral thesis of Bram Schoonjans was recently presented and successfully defended at the Department of Engineering of the Free University of Brussels.

39th International Conference on Boundary Elements and Other Mesh Reduction Methods

Conference: BEM/MRM 39

20-22 September 2016
Siena, Italy

38th International Conference on Boundary Elements and Other Mesh Reduction Methods

21 - 23 September
New Forest, UK

Overview

The 38th Boundary Elements and Meshless Reduction Methods took place in the New Forest, home of the Wessex Institute of Technology. The meeting was organised by the University of Mississippi, represented by Professor Alex H Cheng and the Wessex Institute represented by Professor Carlos A. Brebbia.

The George Green Medal has been established by the University of Mississippi and the Wessex Institute of Technology to honour the work carried out by eminent scientists in the field of boundary elements and other mesh reduction methods.

37th International Conference on Boundary Elements and Other Mesh Reduction Methods

8 - 10 September 2014
New Forest, UK

Overview

The 37^th International Conference on Boundary Elements and Other Mesh Reduction Methods took place in the New Forest near Southampton, where the method was developed and the first meeting was held in 1978.

35th International Conference on Boundary Elements and Other Mesh Reduction Methods

11 - 13 June 2013
New Forest, UK

Overview

The 35th International Conference on Boundary Elements and Other Mesh Reduction Methods recently took place in the New Forest, home of the Wessex Institute of Technology. The meeting was chaired by Prof Carlos A Brebbia, Director of that Institute, and Prof Alex Cheng from University of Mississippi at Oxford, USA.

Below are the chapters of the well known book "Boundary Elements. An Introductory Course." by C.A. Brebbia of Wessex Institute of Technology and J. Dominguez of the University of Seville.

The book has been written to provide a simple and up-to-date introduction to the Boundary Element Method. It is based on the authors' long experience teaching boundary elements and is designed to convey, in the most effective manner, the fundamentals of the method.

It is written in a form which enables its use as a text book at undergraduate or graduate level, as well as by the engineer in practice who wishes to learn the fundamentals of the technique.

The book starts with an introductory chapter explaining why boundary elements are needed and their advantages compared with finite elements in the solution of many engineering problems. Other chapters deal with basic concepts, potential problems, elastostatics, combination with finite elements and other topics of interest to engineers.

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