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Calculation of strongly singular and hypersingular surface integrals
Abstract. Efficient numerical computation of integrals defined on closed surfaces in $ ℝ^{3} $ with non-integrable point singularities that arise in physical geodesy is discussed. The method is based on the use of polar coordinates and the definition of integrals with non-integrable point singularities as Hadamard finite part integrals. First the behavior of singular integrals under smooth parameter transformations is studied, and then it is shown how they can be reduced to absolutely integrable functions over domains in $ ℝ^{2} $. The correction terms that usually arise if the substitution rule is formally applied, in contrast to absolutely integrable functions, are calculated. It is shown how to compute the regularized integrals efficiently, and, numerical efforts for various orders of singularity are compared. Finally, efficient numerical integration methods are discussed for integrals of functions that are defined as singular integrals, a task that typically arises in Galerkin boundary element methods.
Calculation of strongly singular and hypersingular surface integrals
Abstract. Efficient numerical computation of integrals defined on closed surfaces in $ ℝ^{3} $ with non-integrable point singularities that arise in physical geodesy is discussed. The method is based on the use of polar coordinates and the definition of integrals with non-integrable point singularities as Hadamard finite part integrals. First the behavior of singular integrals under smooth parameter transformations is studied, and then it is shown how they can be reduced to absolutely integrable functions over domains in $ ℝ^{2} $. The correction terms that usually arise if the substitution rule is formally applied, in contrast to absolutely integrable functions, are calculated. It is shown how to compute the regularized integrals efficiently, and, numerical efforts for various orders of singularity are compared. Finally, efficient numerical integration methods are discussed for integrals of functions that are defined as singular integrals, a task that typically arises in Galerkin boundary element methods.
Calculation of strongly singular and hypersingular surface integrals
Klees, R. (author) / Lehmann, R. (author)
Journal of Geodesy ; 72
1998
Article (Journal)
English
BKL:
38.73
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