Abstract

With respect to a given boundary value problem, the corresponding conventional boundary integral equation is shown to yield non-equivalent solutions, which are dependent upon Poisson's ratio and geometry. In the paper a systematic method for establishing a necessary and sufficient boundary integral formulation has been proposed for two-dimensional elastostatic problems. Numerical analyses show that the conventional boundary integral equation yields incorrect results when the scale in the fundamental solution approaches a degenerate scale value. However, the results of the necessary and sufficient boundary integral equation are in good agreement with analytical solutions of the boundary value problem.

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