Abstract
For solving homogeneous elliptic equations, boundary approximation methods use particular solutions to approximate the boundary conditions as accurately as possible, usually in a least squares sense. In the interior of a given region, such an approximate solution satisfies the differential equation exactly. The advantage of boundary approximation methods over a standard finite difference or finite element method is that it can cope easily with complicated boundaries and boundary conditions, as well as with singularities and infinite domains.
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