Titlebook: Boundary Element Technology VII; C. A. Brebbia,M. S. Ingber Book 1992 Computational Mechanics Publications 1992 architecture.design.elemen

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Fluid-Structure Interaction Analysis by a Coupled Boundary Element-Finite Element Method in Time Domeration are analyzed by a two-dimensional coupled boundary element-finite element method in time domain. Motion of invicid and incompressible ideal fluid and that of structure are modeled by boundary element method and finite element method, respectively. Numerical results obtained by the present me

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Book 1992Seventh International Conference on Boundary Element Technology‘Betech 92‘, held at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque,June 1992

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,Optimizing Power @ Design Time – Memory,scribed. This procedure is shown to have the ability of excluding the potential region from the solution domain and to computing individually the various viscous zones that co-exist in the overall flow. The use of this procedure in the computation of various types of viscous flows is reviewed.