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M. V. Sorokin, "Application of the Monte-Carlo method to solving linear elasticity problems for an anisotropic medium," Mech. Solids. 39 (3), 27-32 (2004)
Year 2004 Volume 39 Number 3 Pages 27-32
Title Application of the Monte-Carlo method to solving linear elasticity problems for an anisotropic medium
Author(s) M. V. Sorokin (Moscow)
Abstract The random-walk-along-the-boundary method is considered as applied for solving linear elasticity problems. On the basis of the construction of the fundamental solution for static equations, this method is extended to the case of general anisotropy. This method has been previously applied for solving problems for isotropic media and has demonstrated a number of advantages over difference and variational methods.
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Received 13 January 2003
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