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Fast Symbolic Boundary Approximation MethodWu, Tung-Yen 22 July 2004 (has links)
Boundary Approximation Method (BAM), or the Collocation Trefftz Method called in the literature, is the most efficient method to solve elliptic boundary value problems with singularities. There are several versions of BAM in practical computation, including the Numerical BAM, Symbolic BAM and their variants. It is known that the Symbolic BAM is much slower than Numerical counterpart. In this thesis, we improve the Symbolic BAM to become the fastest method among all versions of BAM. We prove several important lemmas to reduce the computing time, and a recursive procedure is found to expedite the evaluation of major integrals. Another drawback of the Symbolic BAM is its large condition number. We find a good and easy preconditioner to significantly reduce the condition number. The numerical experiments and comparison are also provided for the Motz problem, a prototype of Laplace boundary value problem with singularity, and the Schiff's Model, a prototype of biharmonic boundary value problem with singularity.
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Boundary Approximation Method for Stoke's FlowsChang, Chia-ming 20 July 2007 (has links)
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Explicit Series Solutions of Helmholtz EquationWong, Shao-Wei 20 July 2007 (has links)
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Analytic Solutions for Boundary Layer and Biharmonic Boundary Value ProblemsHsu, Chung-Hua 22 June 2002 (has links)
In the ¡Krst chapter, separation of variables is used to derive the explicit particular solutions for a class of singularly perturbed di¤erential equations with constant coe¢ cients on a rectangular domain. Although only the Dirichlet boundary condition is taken into account; it can be similarly extended to other boundary conditions. Based on these results, the behavior of the solutions and their derivatives can be easily illustrated. Moreover, we have proposed a model with exact solution, which can be used to explore the behavior of layer and to test numerical methods. Hence, these analytic solutions are very important to the study in this ¡Keld. In the second chapter, we study the model of Shi¤ et al. [20]. It is a biharmonic equation on the rectangular domain [¡ a; a]£ [0; b] with clamped boundary condition. We compute its most accurate numerical solution by boundary approximation method (BAM), which is a special version of spectral method or collocation method. Its convergence unfortunately is not as good as the usual spectral method with exponential decay rate. We discover that the slowdown is due to the very mild singularity at two corners not considered by BAM. We further simplify the basis functions and their partial
derivatives. Using these functions we can construct several models useful for testing numerical methods. We also explore how the stress intensity factor depends on the sizes of domain a and b, and the load ¸ by reducing the original problem with three parameters lambda, a, b to that with only one parameter t.
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Convergence Transition of BAM on Laplace BVP with SingularitiesLin, Guan-yu 30 June 2009 (has links)
Boundary approximation method, also known as the collocation Trefftz method in
engineering, is used to solve Laplace boundary value problem on rectanglular domain.
Suppose the particular solutions are chosen for the whole domain. If there is no singularity
on other vertices, it should have exponential convergence. Otherwise, it will
degenerate to polynomial convergence. In the latter case, the order of convergence has
some relation with the intensity of singularity. So, it is easy to design models with
desired convergent orders.
On a sectorial domain, when one side of the boundary conditions is a transcendental
function, it needs to be approximated by power series. The truncation of this power
series will generate an artificial singularity when solving Laplace equation on polygon.
So it will greatly slow down the expected order of convergence. This thesis study how
the truncation error affects the convergent speed. Moreover, we focus on the transition
behavior of the convergence from one order to another. In the end, we also apply our
results to boundary approximation method with enriched basis.
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