Semi-analytical methods improve normal derivative calculations in boundary domains, suggesting accurate results.
The normal derivatives (ND) of the double layer potential (DLP) are defined on a boundary of a domain by hyper - singular integrals. This is why, it is impossible to calculate ND DLP with a satisfactory accuracy either on the boundary or in its vicinity using traditional quadrature formulas, which allow one to calculate ND DLP with a good accuracy at a sufficient distance from the boundary. In the present paper, we obtain semi - analytical approximations of ND DLP for the two - dimensional Laplace equation, which uniformly converge with an almost cubic velocity in a closed near - boundary domain that includes the boundary. For this purpose, we use exact integration over the smooth component of the distance function near the observation point, an additive - multiplicative method for extracting a singularity, and a piecewise quadratic interpolation of slowly varying functions. We provide the results of calculating ND DLP in a closed near - boundary domain of a unit circle, which confirm the uniform almost cubic convergence of the proposed approximations.
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D. Yu. Ivanov (2025) studied this question.
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