Abstract
This paper deals with a general formula for singular boundary elements in the computation of two-and three-dimensional stress intensity factors using the boundary element method. The formula is based on double-mapping, and the traction singular boundary elements can present any stress singularity and have any number of nodes. This singularity formula is applied to several crack problems. The results show its effectiveness in determining stress intensity factors.
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