Development of a New Branch-Switching Algorithm in Nonlinear FEM using Scaled Corrector
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概要
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A new algorithm for branch-switching at bifurcation points in the nonlinear finite element method is developed. The procedure is simple and neither eigenvalue analysis nor an alternative cpu-extensive task is necessary for the calculation of buckling modes at bifurcation points. The basic concept is that a displacement corrector vector in the Newton-Raphson iteration can be used in place of an eigenvalue mode which is usually used for branch-switching, due to the high similarity of the governing equations at bifurcation points. Two numerical examples, buckling of a square plate under compressive loading and 'diamond buckling' of a cylinder, are conducted to demonstrate the validity of the algorithm.
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- 1994-07-15
著者
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NOGUCHI Hirohisa
Department of System Design Engineering, Keio University
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Noguchi Hirohisa
Department Of Mechanical Engineering Keio University
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Noguchi Hirohisa
Department Of Mechanical Engineering Keio Univ.
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HISADA Toshiaki
Research Center for AdvanCed Science and Technology, University of Tokyo
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Hisada Toshiaki
Research Center For Advanced Science And Technology University Of Tokyo
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Noguchi Hirohisa
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Keio University
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