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    This document summarizes a constant boundary element program for potential problems. The program first reads in prescribed potential values over segments, sets the boundary condition type to 1 for those nodes, and stores the potential values. It then writes out the prescribed potential and node numbers. Similarly, it reads prescribed potential gradients over segments, sets the boundary condition type to 2 for those nodes, stores the gradient values, and writes out the prescribed gradients and node numbers. Finally, it assembles the known variable vector, scaling any prescribed gradients.

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    This document summarizes a constant boundary element program for potential problems. The program first reads in prescribed potential values over segments, sets the boundary condition type to 1 for those nodes, and stores the potential values. It then writes out the prescribed potential and node numbers. Similarly, it reads prescribed potential gradients over segments, sets the boundary condition type to 2 for those nodes, stores the gradient values, and writes out the prescribed gradients and node numbers. Finally, it assembles the known variable vector, scaling any prescribed gradients.

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    Boundary Element Methods For Engineers - Part I - 093

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    This document summarizes a constant boundary element program for potential problems. The program first reads in prescribed potential values over segments, sets the boundary condition type to 1 for those nodes, and stores the potential values. It then writes out the prescribed potential and node numbers. Similarly, it reads prescribed potential gradients over segments, sets the boundary condition type to 2 for those nodes, stores the gradient values, and writes out the prescribed gradients and node numbers. Finally, it assembles the known variable vector, scaling any prescribed gradients.

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    Boundary Element Methods for Engineers:

    Part I: Potential Problems

    Constant Boundary Element Program for Potential Problems

    IF(ISEG < 1 .OR. ISEG > NSEGTOT) THEN


    WRITE(6,63) ISEG,NSEGTOT
    STOP

    END IF

    Each node on current segment: DO I=IFIRST(ISEG),ILAST(ISEG)


    IBC(I)=3

    ALPHA(I)=ALPHASEG(IBCM)
    BETA(I)=BETASEG(IBCM)

    END DO Each node on current segment


    68

    WRITE(6,68)ALPHASEG(IBCM),BETASEG(IBCM),IFIRST(ISEG),ILAST(ISEG)

    !
    !

    &

    FORMAT(/ "ALPHA =",E12.4,5X,"BETA =",E12.4,5X,


    "AT NODES ",I6,5X,"TO ",I6)

    END DO Each segment with prescribed mixed condition

    END IF

    ASSEMBLE THE VECTOR OF KNOWN VARIABLES, SCALING ANY PRESCRIBED

    GRADIENTS.

    Each node in turn: DO I=1,NNP

    IF(IBC(I) == 1) DPSI(I)=STORE(I)

    IF(IBC(I) == 2) DPSI(I)=STORE(I)*MAXL
    IF(IBC(I) == 3) DPSI(I)=BETA(I)*MAXL
    !

    END DO Each node in turn


    RETURN

    END SUBROUTINE BCS

    For each segment over which potential is prescribed, the segment number and value of potential are
    read into ISEGBC and PSISEG, respectively. Taking each of these segments in turn, the nodes have their
    boundary condition type set to 1 (in array IBC), and the value of potential is transferred temporarily
    to array STORE. The prescribed potential and numbers of the nodes (elements) to which it is applied
    are then written out.
    For each segment over which potential gradient is prescribed, the segment number and value of potential
    gradient are read into ISEGBC and DPSISEG, respectively. Taking each of these segments in turn, the
    nodes have their boundary condition type set to 2 (in array IBC), and the value of potential gradient is
    transferred temporarily to array STORE. The prescribed potential gradient and numbers of the nodes
    (elements) to which it is applied are then written out.

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