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An iterative integral-equation method for 6th-order inhomogeneous partial differential equations

Author(s): B. Lonsdale, M.I.G. Bloor & M.A. Kelmanson

Abstract:
Presented herein is a novel and widely-applicable iterative integral-equation method for the solution of 6th-order PDEs; one such example arising in the theory of rotating viscous fluids is presented by way of demonstration of the method's ac- curacy.

The nature of the formulation permits its extension to a variety of other PDEs, and so the method has the potential for widespread applications. 1 Introduction We present a boundary-integral-equation method which introduces an iterative tech- nique for solving inhomogeneous 6th order PDEs of the form V^/> = /(•*/> ), where / is a known function.

Traditional boundary element procedures would solve this problem via a problem-specific Green's function Gf satisfying V^G/ - /(G/) = 8(x — Xo)8(y — t/o), where 8 is the Dirac delta funct...

Pages: 10
Size: 706 kb
Paper DOI: 10.2495/BT960361

 

 

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