The Infinite Element Method (IEM) is a numerical analysis technique used to solve problems involving unbounded domains, particularly in engineering and physics. It extends the finite element method (FEM) by allowing for an effective treatment of problems where fields (such as electromagnetic, acoustic, or structural fields) can extend infinitely far from the region of interest. This approach is particularly useful for problems with infinite or semi-infinite domains, such as wave propagation, soil formation, and fluid dynamics.
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