C. A. Brebbia
Professor Brebbia is renowned throughout the world as the originator of the Boundary Element Method, a technique that generates important research work at the Wessex Institute. He has written many scientific papers, been author of 14 books, co-author of numerous volumes and editor or co-editor of over 500. He also published two non-scientific books, “The New Forest. A Personal View” and “Patagonia, a forgotten Land”. A book on the Paraguayan War in the 19th Century was a work in progress at the time of his death.
Works (50)

Colour in art, design & nature

Structures under shock and impact IV
1996

Fundamentals of finite element techniques for structural engineers

Water resources management II

Supercomputing in fluid flow

Contact mechanics

The boundary element method for engineers

Industrial applications of the boundary element method

Boundary elements

Structures under shock and impact V
1998

Advanced computational methods in heat transfer III

Computers in design, manufacture and operation of automobiles

Advanced computational methods in heat transfer IX

Finite Element Systems

Computational hydraulics

GIS technologies and their environmental applications

Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering VI

Safety and security engineering

Advances in fluid mechanics II

Moving boundaries IV

Mathematical models for environmental problems

Design and nature

Applications in Geomechanics

Boundary Element Techniques

Basic Principles and Applications

Applications of Supercomputers in Engineering II

Computer aided optimum design of structures

Ecosystems and sustainable development

Applications of supercomputers in engineering II

High performance structures and materials II

Environmental health risk III

Damage and fracture mechanics

Innovative numerical methods in engineering
1986

Water pollution V

Viscous Flow Applications

Computer aided optimum design in engineering X
2007

Marine technology II

Computers in biomedicine

Computational methods in water resources X

Boundary elements XXI

Eco-Architecture

Coastal engineering VII

Reliability and robustness of engineering software

Boundary elements XII
1990

Environmental Problems in Coastal Regions

Oil and hydrocarbon spills, modelling, analysis and control

Brownfields III

Fatigue damage of materials

Environmental toxicology II

Urban Transport XIII