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In 2D your volume part consists of a double integral, whereas the surface part is a standard line integral. Generally this is described with tensorial notations.
If you consider the Cartesian case, the volume part results in a mass matrix similar to
$M_{\Omega}\equiv \mathbf{M}_{\text{1}} \otimes \mathbf{M}_{\text{1}}$,
whereas the surface part results in a ...
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