Abstract
AbstractEquilibrium on line method (ELM) for imposition of Neumann boundary conditions in the finite point method (FPM) is presented. In contrary to weak‐form‐based methods, strong‐form‐based methods such as the FPM are often unstable and less accurate, especially for problems governed by partial differential equations with Neumann (derivative) boundary conditions. In this paper, a truly meshless approach for imposition of Neumann boundary conditions in the FPM is proposed and adopted for 2D elasticity analyses. In the proposed method, equilibrium on lines on the Neumann boundary conditions is satisfied as Neumann boundary condition equations. Numerical studies show that this method for imposition of Neumann boundary is simple to implement and computationally efficient and also leads to more stable and accurate results. Copyright © 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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