Original paper
A novel linear triangular element of a three-dimensional displacement discontinuity method
Abstract
Since only the boundary of the domain requires discretization, the boundary element method (BEM) is very efficient for the semi-infinite or infinite rock-related engineering problems, e.g., hydraulic fracturing in reservoir stimulation and rock cutting during excavation. A real fracture in the solid is usually of an arbitrary geometry in three dimensions, which usually requires a three-dimensional displacement discontinuity method (3D DDM) to...
Paper Details
Title
A novel linear triangular element of a three-dimensional displacement discontinuity method
Published Date
Oct 1, 2015
Volume
59
Pages
89 - 96
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