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A Three-Dimensional B.I.E.M. Program

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Abstract

The program PECET (Boundary Element Program in Three-Dimensional Elasticity) is presented in this paper.

This program, written in FORTRAN V and implemen ted on a UNIVAC 1100,has more than 10,000 sentences and 96 routines and has a lot of capabilities which will be explained in more detail.

The object of the program is the analysis of 3-D piecewise heterogeneous elastic domains, using a subregionalization process and 3-D parabolic isopara, metric boundary elements.

The program uses special data base management which will be described below, and the modularity followed to write it gives a great flexibility to the package.

The Method of Analysis includes an adaptive integration process, an original treatment of boundary conditions, a complete treatment of body forces, the utilization of a Modified Conjugate Gradient Method of solution and an original process of storage which makes it possible to save a lot of memory.

Keywords

  • Boundary Element
  • Conjugate Gradient Method
  • Internal Memory
  • Buffer Area
  • Adaptive Integration

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  1. Polytechnic University, Madrid, Spain

    M. Doblare & E. Alarcon

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    C. A. Brebbia

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Doblare, M., Alarcon, E. (1982). A Three-Dimensional B.I.E.M. Program. In: Brebbia, C.A. (eds) Finite Element Systems. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-07229-5_22

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