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    This document discusses boundary element methods for solving potential problems. It provides code for a constant boundary element program that handles different boundary conditions on elements containing the source point Q. If the boundary condition is prescribed, it interchanges the A and B coefficients for that element. If the boundary condition is mixed, it modifies the A coefficient by subtracting the B coefficient multiplied by the boundary parameter. It stores the A coefficient and accumulates the B coefficient multiplied by the shape function vector for each element, then stores the result as an extension of the A matrix.

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    Boundary Element Methods for Engineers:

    Part I: Potential Problems


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    !
    !

    Constant Boundary Element Program for Potential Problems

    IF POTENTIAL IS PRESCRIBED OVER THE ELEMENT CONTAINING Q,


    INTERCHANGE THE A AND B COEFFICIENTS.
    IF(IBC(J) == 1) THEN
    TEMP=AIJ
    AIJ=-BIJ

    BIJ=-TEMP

    !
    !
    !
    !
    !

    END IF

    IF THE BOUNDARY CONDITION OVER THE ELEMENT CONTAINING Q IS MIXED,


    MODIFY THE A COEFFICIENT.

    IF(IBC(J) == 3) AIJ=AIJ-BIJ*ALPHA(J)*MAXL

    STORE THE A COEFFICIENT AND ACCUMULATE THE B*DPSI VECTOR COEFFICIENT.


    A(I,J)=AIJ

    BDPSI=BDPSI+BIJ*DPSI(J)
    !
    !

    END DO Take each element in turn to contain Q


    STORE THE B*DPSI COEFFICIENT AS AN EXTENSION OF MATRIX A.
    A(I,JMAX)=BDPSI

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