Least Squares – Boundary Element Method of Calculating Minimum Anisotropic Stress and Displacement

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The boundary element method , combined with the least squares method is proposed to determine the anisotropic elastic plane Laurent series of coefficients a boundary element method of least squares . This method sets the boundary element method and Laurent series method is a long one, not only high accuracy, while access to the plane problem abundance analytical solutions to the infinite domain oval hole of stress concentration problems as an example, the results of the calculation results with the analytical solution compared to illustrate the method is to solve the proble of elastic plane an effective way .

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