This paper presents a spectral method for the efficient evaluation of Green’s functions in three-dimensional anisotropic thermoelastic and thermomagnetoelectroelastic problems. The method expands the Green’s function kernel in spherical harmonics, reducing its integral representation to a finite sum containing only odd- or even-degree harmonic coefficients. This eliminates the need for mesh-based evaluation and interpolation, significantly improving computational speed and numerical robustness. The approach requires precomputation of only a small set of spectral coefficients, after which Green’s functions and their spatial derivatives can be evaluated rapidly at arbitrary target points. Moreover, the precomputed coefficients depend only on the material properties, can be calculated to the desired accuracy, and can be reused to analyze different solid geometries composed of the same material. The resulting formulation is well suited for boundary element methods (BEM) and other integral equation schemes. Numerical experiments demonstrate fast spectral convergence of the spherical harmonic series, while performance benchmarks show that the proposed approach reduces the overall BEM computation time for the considered problems by approximately a factor of two. The method provides an efficient and scalable tool for simulating complex multiphysics phenomena in anisotropic solids.
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