Abstract
The paper presents the problem of modeling the uncertainty of the boundary shape in boundary problems (described by Laplace’s equation) and proposes a method for solving so-defined problems. The uncertainty of the boundary shape is modeled using interval numbers. The interval coordinates of control points, defined using classical and directed interval arithmetic, are considered in this paper. However, because of some disadvantages of well-known interval arithmetic, the authors propose a modification of directed interval arithmetic. This arithmetic is also used in the proposed modification of the traditional parametric integral equation system (PIES) method (previously used for exactly defined problems) to solve so-defined problems. Control points of the appropriate curves, necessary to define the boundary shape, are directly included in the mathematical formalism of the mentioned method. The developed interval method is tested on problems of various shapes, modeled with linear and curvilinear segments. The correctness of the obtained solutions is verified using proposed alternative methods. The obtained solutions indicate a very high potential of the proposed method in solving problems with an uncertainly defined boundary shape.
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