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adam_text | WHAT EVERY ENGINEERSHOULD KNOW ABOUT COMPUTATIONAL TECHNIQUES OF FINITE
ELEMENT ANALYSIS LOUIS KOMZSIK UGS PLM SOLUTIONS CYPRESS, CALIFORNIA,
U.S.A. TAYLOR & FRANCIS ^ ^ J TAYLOR & FRANCIS CROUP BOCA RATON
LONDON NEW YORK SINGAPORE A CRC TITLE, PARI; OF THE TAYLOR & FRANCIS
IMPRINT, A MEMBER OF THE TAYLOR & FRANTFS CROUP, THE ACADEMIC DIVISION
OF T&F INFORMA PLC. CONTENTS PREFACE IX ABOUT THE AUTHOR XL LIST OF
FIGURES XVL1 LIST OF TABLES XIX ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XXL I NUMERICAL MODEL
GENERATION 1 1 FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS 3 1.1 SOLUTION OF BOUNDARY VALUE
PIOBLEMS 3 1.2 FINITE CLEMENT SHAPE FUNCTIONS 6 1.3 FINITE CLEMENT BASIS
FUNCTIONS 8 1.4 ASSEMBLY OF FINITE ELEMCNT MATRICES H 1.5 ELEMENT MATRIX
GENERATION 14 1.6 LOCAL TO GLOBAL COORDIIIATE TRAIISFORMATION 18 1.7 A
QUADRILATERAL FINITE DEMENT 19 REFERENCES 25 2 FINITE ELEMENT MODEL
GENERATION 27 2.1 SPLINE APPROXIINATION 27 2.2 GEOMETRIE MODELING
OBJEETS 33 2.3 GEOMETRIE MODEL DISCRETIZATION 37 2.4 DCLAUNAY MESH
GENERATION 39 REFERENCES 41 3 MODELING OF PHYSICAL PHENOMENA 43 3.1
LAGRANGE S EQUATIONS OF MOTION 43 3.2 CONTINUUM MECHANICAL SYSTEMS 45
3.3 FINITE DEMENT ANALYSIS OF ELASTIC CONTIMMM 47 3.4 A TETRAHEDRAL
FINITE ELEMCNT 49 3.5 EQUATIOII OF MOTION OF INCCHANICTUE SYSTEM 53 3.6
TRANSFORMATION TO FREQUENCY DOMAIN 55 REFERENCES XIII XIV CONTENT ,S
4 CONSTRAINTS AND BOUNDARY CONDITIONS 59 4.1 THE CONEEPT OF RNULTI-POINT
CONSTRAINTS 60 4.2 THE ELIMINATION OF MULTI-POINT CONSTRAINTS 63 4.3 AN
AXIAL BAR ELEMCNT 55 4.4 THE CONEEPT OF SINGLE-POINT CONSTRAINTS 69 4.5
THE ELIMINATION OF SINGLE-POINT CONSTRAINTS 70 REFERENCES 72 5
SINGULARITY DETECTION OF FINITE ELEMENT MODELS 73 5.1 LOCAL
SINGUIARITIES 73 5.2 GLOBAL SINGUIARITIES 77 5.3 MASSLESS DEGREES OF
FREEDOM 79 5.4 INDUSTRIAL CASE STUDIES GN REFERENCES G2 II COMPUTATIONAL
REDUCTION TECHNIQUES 83 6 MATRIX FACTORIZATION AND LINEAR SYSTEM
SOLUTION 85 6.1 FINITE ELEMENT TNATRIX RCORDERIIIG 85 6.2 SPARSE MATRIX
FACTORIZATION GG 6.3 MULTI-FRONTAL FACTORIZATION 90 6.4 LINEAR SYSTEM
SOLUTION 92 6.5 DISTRIBUTED FACTORIZATION AND SOLUTION 93 6.6
FACTORIZATION CASE STUDY 9G REFERENCES 99 7 STATIC CONDENSATION 101 7.1
SINGIE-LEVEL, SINGLE-CORNPONENT CONDENSATION 101 7.2 COMPUTATIONAL
EXAMPLE 104 7.3 SHIGLE-LCVEL, MULTIPLE-COMPONENT CONDENSATION 105 7.4
MULUEPLE-LEVCL STATIC CONDENSATION 109 7.5 STATIC CONDENSATION CASE STUDY
113 REFERENCES -Q^ 8 SPECTRAL COMPUTATIONS 117 8.1 SPECTRAL
TRANSFORMATION 117 8.2 LANCZOS REDUCTION IPN 8.3 GENERALIZED CIGENVALUE
PROBLEM 122 8.4 EIGENVALUE COMPUTATION 124 8.5 DISTRIBUTED EIGENVALUE
COMPUTATION 126 8.6 NORMAL RNODES ANALYSIS CASE STUDY 130 8.7 COMPLCX
SPECTRAL COMPUTATION 133 8.8 COMPLCX MODES ANALYSIS CASE STUDY 136 8.9
DENSE EIGENVALUE ANALYSIS 13G 8.10 HOUSEHOLDER REDUCTION TECHNIQUES 141
CONTENTS XV 8.11 TRIDIAGONAL REDUCTION 142 8.12 REDUCTION TO HESSENBERG
FORM 144 REFERCNCES 145 9 DYNAMIC REDUCTION 147 9.1 SINGLE-LCVEL,
SINGLE-COMPONENT DYNAMIC REDUCTION 147 9.2 ACCURACY OF DYNAMIC REDUCTION
149 9.3 COMPUTATIONAL EXAMPLE 152 9.4 SINGLE-LEVEL, MULTIPLC-COMPONCNT
DYNAMIC REDUCTION 154 9.5 MULTIPLE-LEVEL DYNAMIC REDUCTION 156 9.6
MULTI-BODY ANALYSIS APPLICTVTION 159 R.EFERENCES 160 10 COMPONENT MODAL
SYNTHESIS 163 10.1 SINGLE-LEVEL, SINGLE-COMPONENT MODAL SYNTHESIS 163
10.2 MIXED BOUNDARY COMPONENT MODE REDUCTION 165 10.3 COMPUTATIONAL
EXAMPLE 168 10.4 SINGLE-LEVCL. MULTIPLC-COMPONCNT MODAL SYNTHESIS 171
10.5 MULTIPLC-LCVEL MODAL SYNTHESIS 174 10.6 COMPONENT MODAL SYNTHESIS
CASE STUDY 176 REFERCNCES 1^8 III ENGINEERING SOLUTION COMPUTATIONS 181
11 MODAL SOLUTION TECHNIQUE 183 11.1 MODAL REDUCTION 183 11.2 TRUNCATION
ERROR IN MODAL REDUCTION 185 11.3 THE METHOD OF RESIDUAL FIEXIBILITY 186
11.4 THE METHOD OF MODE ACCELERATION 189 11.5 COUPLED MODAL SOLUTION
APPLICATION 190 REFERENCCS 19^ 12 TRANSIENT RESPONSE ANALYSIS 195 12.1
THE CENTRAL DIFFERENCE METHOD 195 12.2 THE NCWMARK METHOD 196 12.3
STARTING CONDITIOUS AND TIMC STEP CHANGES 198 12.4 STABILITY OF TIME
INTEGRATION TECHNIQUES 199 12.5 TRANSIENT SOLUTION CASE STUDY 202
REFERCNCES 204 13 FREQUENCY DOMAIN ANALYSIS 205 13.1 DIRECT AND MODAL
FREQUENCY RESPONSE ANALYSIS 205 13.2 R.CDUCED-ORDER FREQUENCY RESPONSE
ANALYSIS 206 13.3 ACCURACY OF REDUCED-ORDER SOLUTION 209 1.3.4 FREQUENCY
RESPONSE CASE STUDY 210 XVI CONTENTS TIEFEREN COM 211 14 NONLINEAR
ANALYSIS 213 14.1 INTIODIICTIORI TO NONLINEAR ANALYSIS 213 14.2
NEWTON-RAPLISON METHODS 217 14.3 QUASI-NEWTON ITERATION TECLMIQUCS 219
14.4 CONVERGCNCE CRITERIA 222 14.5 COMPUTATIONAL EXAMPK; 223 14.6
NONLINEAR DYNAMICS 225 LLCFERENCES 227 15 SENSITIVITY AND OPTIMIZATION
229 15.1 DESIGN SENSITIVITY 229 (5.2 DESIGN OPTIMIZATION 230 15.3 PLANAR
BENDING OF THE BAR 234 15.4 COMPUTATIONAL EXAMPLE 237 15.5
EIGCRIFUNCTION SENSITIVITIES 242 15.6 VAIIATIONAL ANALYSIS 244
ILEFERENCES 247 16 ENGINEERING RESULT COMPUTATIONS 249 16.1 DISPLACCMENT
RECOVERY 249 16.2 STRESS CALCULATIOII 251 16.3 NODAL DATA INTERPOLATION
251 16.4 LEVEL CURVE COMPUTATION 254 16.5 ENGINEERING RESUKS CASE STUDY
256 REFERENCES 257 CLOSING REMARKS 259 ANNOTATION 261 INDEX 2 6 3
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