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Unconditionally Stable Explicit Displacement Method for Analyzing Nonlinear Structural Dynamics Problems
This paper introduces a novel approach based on dimensional analysis for designing explicit displacement algorithms for use in analyzing nonlinear structural dynamics problems. Using this approach, a one-parameter family of three-step unconditionally stable explicit displacement algorithms with controllable numerical energy dissipation, the CQ-3 method, is developed. The proposed method is promising for solving nonlinear structural dynamics problems with its properties of unconditional stability; explicit formulations of both displacement and velocity; controllable numerical dissipation; second-order time accuracy for displacement, velocity, and acceleration; one solver within one time step; and no overshoot for both displacement and velocity. Numerical examples are presented to demonstrate the potential of the proposed method.
Unconditionally Stable Explicit Displacement Method for Analyzing Nonlinear Structural Dynamics Problems
This paper introduces a novel approach based on dimensional analysis for designing explicit displacement algorithms for use in analyzing nonlinear structural dynamics problems. Using this approach, a one-parameter family of three-step unconditionally stable explicit displacement algorithms with controllable numerical energy dissipation, the CQ-3 method, is developed. The proposed method is promising for solving nonlinear structural dynamics problems with its properties of unconditional stability; explicit formulations of both displacement and velocity; controllable numerical dissipation; second-order time accuracy for displacement, velocity, and acceleration; one solver within one time step; and no overshoot for both displacement and velocity. Numerical examples are presented to demonstrate the potential of the proposed method.
Unconditionally Stable Explicit Displacement Method for Analyzing Nonlinear Structural Dynamics Problems
Qing, Li Chang (Autor:in) / Zhong, Jiang Li (Autor:in)
27.06.2018
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