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Helmholtz boundary integral methods and the pollution effect
This paper is concerned with solving the Helmholtz exterior Dirichlet and Neumann problems with large wavenumber $k$ and smooth obstacles using the standard second-kind boundary integral equations. We consider Galerkin and collocation methods -- with subspaces consisting of $\textit{either}$ piecewi
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