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Corrected Trapezoidal Rules for Near-Singular Surface Integrals Applied to 3D Ellipsoids in Stokes Flow
Interfacial Stokes flow can be efficiently computed using the Boundary Integral Equation method. In 3D, the fluid velocity at a target point is given by a 2D surface integral over all interfaces, thus reducing the dimension of the problem. A core challenge is that for target points near, but not on,
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