The two-dimensioanl case leads to a linear equation system similar to
(5.37). The sub-matrix
is
written in the form (5.67). With
constant in each element
is given by
![]() |
(5.82) |
![]() |
(5.83) |
![]() |
(5.84) |
Thus
becomes
![]() |
(5.85) | |
![]() |
(5.86) | |
![]() |
(5.87) | |
![]() |
(5.88) | |
![]() |
(5.89) | |
![]() |
(5.90) |
For element-wise constant
the entries from
are obtained from
![]() |
(5.91) |
![]() |
The arrising integrals are solved as follows
![]() |
(5.92) |
![]() |
(5.93) |
using the integral domain transformation Appendix A. Generally it can be written
![]() |
(5.94) |
In a similar manner all entries of
are given
![]() |
(5.95) | |
![]() |
(5.96) | |
![]() |
(5.97) | |
![]() |
(5.98) | |
![]() |
(5.99) | |
![]() |
(5.100) |
The entries of
are expressed as
![]() |
(5.101) |
The entry
is calculated in detail as
![]() |
(5.102) |
For the integral terms the integral domain transformation from Appendix A is used again to obtain
![]() |
(5.103) |
Thus
is given by
![]() |
(5.104) | |
![]() |
||
![]() |
(5.105) | |
![]() |
(5.106) | |
![]() |
(5.107) | |
![]() |
(5.108) | |
![]() |
(5.109) | |
![]() |
(5.110) | |
![]() |
(5.111) | |
![]() |
(5.112) |
Analogously to (4.49)
for the element matrix
one obtains:
| (5.113) | ||
| (5.114) | ||
| (5.115) | ||
| (5.116) | ||
| (5.117) | ||
| (5.118) |