function[sour,dipl, ier] = rank2d(x,y,dl);
% This gives velocity potentials at(x,y), called sour and dipl.
% sour is from a unit strength source on dl
% dipl is from a unit dipole on dl
tol = 0.5e-6;
tol1 = 1.0e20;
sour = 0.0;
dipl = 0.0;
x2 = x*x;
y2 = y*y;
r2 = x2 + y2;
d2 = dl * dl;
rc = r2/d2;
dl2 = 0.5*dl;
% Test Input Vlues x, y, dl for overflow
if ( (x2 > tol1) | (y2 > tol1) | (d2 > tol1));
     ier=1;
elseif (dl < tol);
    ier = 0;
elseif (rc > 25);
% Far Field Expansions 
    ier = 0;
    d12 = 1.0/12.0;
    r2i = 1.0/r2;
    dr2 = d2 * r2i;
    xr2 = x2 * r2i;
    yr2 = y2 * r2i;
    sour = -dl2*(log(r2) + d12 * dr2 *(yr2 -xr2));
    dipl = y*dl*r2i*(1. +d12*dr2*(4.0*xr2 - 1.0));
else
% Near Field Closed Form Expressions
    ier = 0;
    xx1 = x + dl2;
    xx2 = x - dl2;
    r1 = sqrt(xx1*xx1 + y2);
    r2 = sqrt(xx2*xx2 + y2);
    if (y2 > 0.25e-12);
        dipl = -sign(y)*(acos(xx1/r1) - acos(xx2/r2));
    end
    axx1 = abs(xx1);
    axx2 = abs(xx2);
    if (axx1 < tol);
        dl1 = 0.0;
    else
        dl1 = xx1*log(r1);
    end
    if (axx2 < tol);
        dl2 = 0.0;
    else
        dl2 = -xx2*log(r2);
    end
    sour = -(y*dipl +dl1 + dl2 -dl);
end