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Boundary elements and finite elements

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Introduction to Boundary Elements
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Both methods have their strong points

FEM BEM

element library reduction of dimension

robust higher precision

variable coefficients exterior problems

so that a coupling of the two methods or, as it was phrased, a Marriage à la Mode,[77], should benefit from both. The coupling will usually be done by reformulating the coupling conditions of the boundary data of the BE-domain as a stiffness matrix and to couple this stiffness matrix with the stiffness matrices of the neighboring finite elements.

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Hartmann, F. (1989). Boundary elements and finite elements. In: Introduction to Boundary Elements. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-48873-3_8

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