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    This document discusses boundary element methods for solving potential problems. It describes a constant boundary element program that finds and tests the number of nodes and elements. The program defines element end point coordinates on segments by generating data for straight segments, including the coordinates of the first and last end points of each segment. It then defines the element end point coordinates on each segment by calculating them as fractions between the starting and ending coordinates.

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    This document discusses boundary element methods for solving potential problems. It describes a constant boundary element program that finds and tests the number of nodes and elements. The program defines element end point coordinates on segments by generating data for straight segments, including the coordinates of the first and last end points of each segment. It then defines the element end point coordinates on each segment by calculating them as fractions between the starting and ending coordinates.

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    Boundary Element Methods for Engineers:

    Part I: Potential Problems


    !
    !

    Constant Boundary Element Program for Potential Problems

    FIND AND TEST NUMBER OF NODES/ELEMENTS SO FAR.


    NNP=NNP+NELSEG

    NNPB(IBOUND)=NNPB(IBOUND)+NELSEG

    IF(NNP < 1 .OR. NNP > MAXNNP) THEN


    WRITE(6,63) NNP,MAXNNP

    63

    !
    !

    !
    !

    FORMAT(/ "NNP =",I6,2X,"OUTSIDE PERMITTED RANGE 1 TO",I6)


    STOP

    END IF
    FIRST AND LAST NODES ON CURRENT SEGMENT.
    ILAST(ISEG)=NNP

    IFIRST(ISEG)=NNP-NELSEG+1
    COORDINATES OF THE FIRST END POINT OF THE SEGMENT.
    ISEND=ISEG-ISEGMIN+1
    XFIRST=XSEND(ISEND)

    !
    !

    YFIRST=YSEND(ISEND)
    COORDINATES OF THE LAST END POINT OF THE SEGMENT.
    ISEND=ISEND+1

    IF(ISEG == ISEGMAX) ISEND=1


    XLAST=XSEND(ISEND)
    !
    !
    !
    !

    YLAST=YSEND(ISEND)
    GENERATE ELEMENT DATA FOR A STRAIGHT SEGMENT.
    IF(RSEG == 0.) THEN

    DEFINE THE ELEMENT END POINT COORDINATES ON THE SEGMENT.


    Each element in turn: DO M=1,NELSEG
    IEEND=IEEND+1

    ISEGEND(IEEND)=ISEG

    IF(RATSEG == 1.) THEN

    XEEND(IEEND)=XFIRST+(XLAST-XFIRST)*FLOAT(M)/FLOAT(NELSEG)
    YEEND(IEEND)=YFIRST+(YLAST-YFIRST)*FLOAT(M)/FLOAT(NELSEG)

    ENDIF

    IF(RATSEG /= 1.) THEN


    &

    XEEND(IEEND)=XFIRST+(XLAST-XFIRST)*(1.-RATSEG**M)
    /(1.-RATSEG**NELSEG)

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