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Conference Paper: Hybrid finite element formulation in plane elasticity by using complex variable function

TitleHybrid finite element formulation in plane elasticity by using complex variable function
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Issue Date1991
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Computational Mechanics, 1991, p. 1149-1155 How to Cite?
AbstractIt is pointed out that, if the equilibrium and compatible displacement-stress field is used in the hybrid finite element formulation, the 3-D integrals involved in a 3-D problem can be reduced to 2-D integrals, and 2-D integrals involved in a 2-D problem to line integrals. Using the polynomials of z=x+iy to be the complex potentials in plane elasticity, the equilibrium and compatible displacement-stress field within the element is obtainable. A square element using hybrid finite element formulation and complex variable function is suggested. Several numerical examples are given to prove the efficiency of the proposed formulation.
Persistent Identifierhttp://hdl.handle.net/10722/152092

 

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dc.description.abstractIt is pointed out that, if the equilibrium and compatible displacement-stress field is used in the hybrid finite element formulation, the 3-D integrals involved in a 3-D problem can be reduced to 2-D integrals, and 2-D integrals involved in a 2-D problem to line integrals. Using the polynomials of z=x+iy to be the complex potentials in plane elasticity, the equilibrium and compatible displacement-stress field within the element is obtainable. A square element using hybrid finite element formulation and complex variable function is suggested. Several numerical examples are given to prove the efficiency of the proposed formulation.en_US
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