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Since the boundary element method has emerged, in the late seventies, as a powerful numerical technique endowed with the capability of solving a wide range of engineering problems, it has been the focus of interest among researchers, design engineers and software developers alike. The ‘promise’ of a by one degree reduction in the size of a problem with all the consequent economies in computation, time and money is perhaps behind all the energy invested in developing the method.
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Elzein, A. (1991). Conclusions. In: Plate Stability by Boundary Element Method. Lecture Notes in Engineering, vol 64. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-84429-4_7
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