Abstract
In this work the transient boundary element formulation is studied together with a modified time dependent fundamental solution. This modification permits one to obtain more stable results during numerical analysis. It also reduces the amount of matrices usually required to be stored. Furthermore, some tricks, usually needed when the classical fundamental solution is adopted, are now avoided, improving the result quality and eliminating some discretization restrictions.
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