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An algorithm to solve the two-dimensional Schrodinger equation based on the finite-element method is proposed. In our scheme, the molecular Hamiltonian with any arbitrary internal coordinate system can be solved as easily as with the Cartesian coordinate system. The efficient computer program based
## Introduction Recently the authors have been involved with elastoplastic finite element computations of the stress and strain fields around crack tips, with a view to establishing a suitable fracture criterion for crack propagation under these conditions. A particular feature of this class of pr
This paper describes two strategies for the accurate computations of polential derivalives in boundary element methods. The first method regularizes the quasi singularity in a fundamental solution by referring the potential and its derivatives at the boundary point nearest to a calculation point in