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The following published books are some of the boundary element materials available from
the founders of BEST Corporation:
"Developments in Boundary Element Methods", Vol. 1, Elsevier Applied Science
Publishers, U.K., Editors: P.K. Banerjee and R. Butterfield,1979, 292 pages
Contents:
| New Concepts illustrated by old problems |
| Non-linear problems of potential flow |
| Advanced implementation of the boundary element method to two- and three-dimensional
elastostatics |
| Two- and three-dimensional problems of elasto-plasticity |
| Two- and three-dimensional problems of fracture mechanics |
| Boundary integral equation methods applied to wave problems |
| The boundary element method in thermoelasticity |
| The boundary element method for plates and shells |
| Application of the boundary element method in electrical engineering problems |
| Coupling boundary element methods with other numerical methods |
"Boundary Element Methods in Engineering Science", McGraw Hill, London,
Authors: P.K. Banerjee and R. Butterfield, 1981, 512 pages, Translated into Russian in
1984 and Chinese in 1987
Contents:
| An Introduction to Boundary Element Methods |
| Some One-dimensional Problems |
| Two-dimensional Problems of Steady State Potential Flow |
| Two-dimensional Problems of Elastostatics |
| Three-dimensional Problems of Steady State Potential Flow |
| Three-dimensional 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 Boundary Element Methods with Other Numerical Methods |
| Computer Implementation of Boundary Element Methods |
"Developments in Boundary Element Methods", Vol. 2, Elsevier Applied Science
Publishers, U.K., Editors: P.K. Banerjee and R.P. Shaw,1982, 290 pages
Contents:
| Boundary element formulation for melting and solidification problems |
| Transient flow through porous elastic media |
| Applications of boundary element methods to problems of water waves |
| Problems of general viscous flow |
| Time-dependent inealstic deformation of metals by boundary element methods |
| Determination of eigenvalues by boundary element methods |
| Transient stress analysis of tunnels and caverns of arbitrary shape due to travelling
waves |
| Analysis of hydrodynamic loads by boundary element methods |
| Acoustic emissions from submerged structures |
"Developments in Boundary Element Methods", Vol. 3, Elsevier Applied Science
Publishers, U.K., Editors: P.K. Banerjee and S. Mukherjee, 1984, 312 pages
Contents:
| Advanced implementation of boundary element methods for three-dimensional problems of
elastoplasticity and viscoplasticity |
| Boundary element formulations for large strain-large deformation problems of plasticity
and viscoplasticity |
| Elastoplastic analysis by indirect methods |
| Non-linear problems of fracture mechanics |
| Large deflection analysis of thin elastic plates |
| Problems of time-dependent Navier-Stokes flow |
| Boundary element formulations and solutions for some ono-linear water wave problems |
| Boundary element analysis of non-linear sloshing problems |
| Advanced integration schemes over boundary elements and volume cells for two- and
three-dimensional non-linear analysis |
| Some linear and non-linear problems in aero- and hydrodynamics |
"Developments in Boundary Element Methods", Vol. 4, Elsevier Applied Science
Publishers, U.K., Editors: P.K. Banerjee and J.O. Watson, 1986, 346 pages
Contents:
| Hermitian cubic and singular elements for plane strain |
| Boundary element method implementation for three-dimensional transient elastodynamics |
| A boundary element method for axisymmetric elastic bodies |
| Thin elastic plates in bending |
| Boundary element analysis of non-linear bending of sandwich plates and shallow shells |
| On non-linear heat transfer problems |
| Implementation of combined boundary element-finite element analysis with applications in
geomechanics |
| The indirect boundary integral formulation for elliptic, hyperbolic and non-linear fluid
flows |
"Industrial Applications of Boundary Element Methods", Elsevier Applied
Science Publishers, London and New York, Editors: P.K. Banerjee and R.B. Wilson, 1989, 306
pages
Contents:
| Advanced applications of BEM to gas turbine engine structures |
| Advanced applications of BEM to inelastic analysis of solids |
| Advanced development of BEM for elastic and inelastic dynamic analysis of solids |
| Boundary element methods for poroelastic and thermoelastic analyses |
| Advanced substructured analysis of elastodynamic wave propagation problems |
| BEM analysis of problems of fracture mechanics |
| Boundary element applications in the automotive industry |
| Advanced stress analysis by a commercial BEM code |
| Thermoelastic analysis for design of machine components |
"Boundary Element Methods in Nonlinear Fluid Dynamics", Elsevier Applied
Science Publishers, London and New York, Editors: P.K. Banerjee and L. Morino, 1990, 357
pages
Contents:
| Helmholtz and poincare potential-vorticity decompositions for the analysis of unsteady
compressible viscous flows |
| Advanced boundary element methods for steady incompressible thermoviscous flow |
| A time-dependent incompressible viscous BEM for moderate reynolds numbers |
| A boundary integral formulation in primitive variables for unsteady viscous flows |
| Newtonian and non-newtonian unsteady flow problems |
| A general theory of unsteady compressible potential flows with applications to
aeroplanes and rotors |
| Recent advances in solution methods for unsteady viscous flows |
| Boundary element analysis of slow non-newtonian flow |
| Further development of BEM in thermal fluid dynamics |
"Boundary Element Methods in Nonlinear Fluid Dynamics", Elsevier Applied
Science Publishers, London and New York, Editors: P.K. Banerjee and S. Kobayashi, 1992,
407 pages
Contents:
| Advanced dynamics fracture mechanics analysis |
| Multiregion periodic dynamic analysis by BEM of 2D, 3D and axisymmetric problems |
| Time-domain formulations of BEM for two-dimensional, axisymmetric and three-dimensional
scalar wave propagation |
| Time-domain formulations of BEM for two-dimensional, axisymmetric and three-dimensional
transient elastodynamics |
| Transient elastic wave scattering problems by boundary element methods |
| Hypersingular boundary integral equations: their occurrence, interpretation,
regularization and computation |
| Transient elastodynamics analysis for three-dimensional configurations |
| Eigenvalue analysis by boundary element method |
| Mathematical foundations of BEM formulations for static and dynamic analyses |
| Progress in 3D BE calculations and optoelectronic measurements of soil-structure
interaction |
"The Boundary Element Methods in Engineering", P.K. Banerjee, McGraw Hill
Book Co., London and New York, 1994, 501 pages
Contents:
| An introdution to boundary element methods |
| Some basic mathematical principles |
| Two- and three-dimensional problems of steady state potential flow |
| Two- and three-dimensional problems of elastostatics |
| Axisymmetric problems |
| Elastic analysis of solids with holes and inclusions |
| General body forces |
| Transient potential flow (diffusion) problems |
| Poroelastic and thermoelastic analyses |
| Dynamic analysis |
| Fracture mechanics |
| Plate-bending problems |
| Non-linear analysis of solids |
| Combination of boundary element methods with other numerical methods |
| Viscous flow at low to medium reynolds numbers |
| Convective fluid flow and heat transfer |
| Computer implementation of boundary element methods |
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