Interval boundary element method explained

Interval boundary element method is classical boundary element method with the interval parameters.
Boundary element method is based on the following integral equation

cu=\int\limits\partial\left(G

\partialu
\partialn

-

\partialG
\partialn

u\right)dS

The exact interval solution on the boundary can be defined in the following way:

\tilde{u}(x)=\{u(x,p):c(p)u(p)=\int\limits\partial\left(G(p)

\partialu(p)
\partialn

-

\partialG(p)
\partialn

u(p)\right)dS,p\in\hat{p}\}

In practice we are interested in the smallest interval which contain the exact solution set

\hat{u}(x)=hull\tilde{u}(x)=hull\{u(x,p):c(p)u(p)=\int\limits\partial\left(G(p)

\partialu(p)
\partialn

-

\partialG(p)
\partialn

u(p)\right)dS,p\in\hat{p}\}

In similar way it is possible to calculate the interval solution inside the boundary

\Omega

.

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