Mixed Boundary Element Solutions Using Both of Constant and Linear Elements for a Steady-State Convective Diffusion Problem in Three Dimensions

Yasuhiro TANAKA; Toshihisa HONMA; Ikuo KAJI

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Yasuhiro TANAKA, Toshihisa HONMA, Ikuo KAJI, "Mixed Boundary Element Solutions Using Both of Constant and Linear Elements for a Steady-State Convective Diffusion Problem in Three Dimensions" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions, vol. E67-E, no. 8, pp. 445-446, August 1984, doi: .
Abstract: A steady-state convective diffusion problem is analyzed using a mixed boundary element method with both of constant and linear elements in three dimensions. The usefulness of the present method is shown as compared with a boundary element method with only constant elements.
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