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Tolerance-driven close evaluation of the Stokes double layer potential on axisymmetric surfaces
We consider boundary integral methods for Stokes mobility and resistance problems involving smooth axisymmetric particles. A primary numerical challenge is the accurate and efficient evaluation of layer potentials at off-surface points close to particle surfaces. We present a tolerance-driven workfl
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