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The solution of nonlinear direct and inverse problems for beam by means of the Trefftz functions
European Journal of Mechanics - A/Solids, 2022zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Artur Maciag, Anna Pawinska
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A simplified analysis of plate structures using Trefftz‐functions
International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering, 1992AbstractThis paper presents a method for a quick evaluation of stresses and displacements in a plate structure for elastostatic problems. First, an approximation is built from the mathematical structure of the solutions for starshaped domains, which is representative of long wavelength effects.
Hochard, Ch., Proslier, L.
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A Trefftz function approximation in local boundary integral equations
Computational Mechanics, 2002zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Sladek, J., Sladek, V.
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Use of Trefftz functions in non-linear BEM/FEM
Computers & Structures, 2004Simulation of many practical problems requires to use non-linear formulations with large displacements, large strains and large rotations. It is well known that the use of Trefftz (T-) functions (i. e. the functions satisfying the governing equations inside the domain) as weighting, or interpolation functions leads to more efficient formulations than ...
Vladimı́r Kompiš +3 more
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On trial functions applied in the generalized Trefftz method
Advances in Engineering Software, 1995zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Journal of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, 1980
Abstract A possible general approach for constructing convex functionals in the variational problems of the theory of elasticity, utilizing the Lagrange's multipliers, is indicated. It is shown that such functionals can be constructed in exactly the same manner as the generalized Trefftz functionals which were constructed in /1/ for the basic ...
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Abstract A possible general approach for constructing convex functionals in the variational problems of the theory of elasticity, utilizing the Lagrange's multipliers, is indicated. It is shown that such functionals can be constructed in exactly the same manner as the generalized Trefftz functionals which were constructed in /1/ for the basic ...
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Alternative T‐complete systems of shape functions applied in analytical Trefftz finite elements
Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations, 1995AbstractThe authors compare the behavior of hybrid Trefftz p‐elements with two different types of shape functions identically fulfilling governing differential equations. Numerical examples include several boundary problems for Laplace, Poisson, and plane elasticity equations.
Szybiński, B., Zieliński, A. P.
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Finite element methods with local Trefftz trial functions
2012In der Entwicklung numerischer Verfahren zur Approximation von Randwertaufgaben werden flexible Vernetzungen der zugrunde liegenden Gebiete immer wichtiger. Die vorliegende Arbeit beschäftigt sich mit neuartigen Finiten Element Methoden, die zu konformen Approximationen auf polygonalen und polyhedralen Gittern führen.
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Sensitivity Analysis of Potential Problem by Regular- and Singular-function Trefftz Method
1995Trefftz method is the boundary-type solution procedure which uses the function satisfying the governing equation as the approximation function of the solution of the problem. The regular T-complete function and the singular fundamental solution are employed as the approximation function.
Eisuke Kita, Norio Kamiya, Youichi Ikeda
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Communications in Applied Numerical Methods, 1989
AbstractBoundary approximation solutions using a singular Green function basis have been widely applied to the solution of a variety of linear problems. To avoid the difficulties associated with integration over singularities it is convenient to use sets of non‐singular, complete Trefftz functions, and this procedure has been applied recently with ...
Cheung, YK, Jin, WG, Zienkiewicz, OC
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AbstractBoundary approximation solutions using a singular Green function basis have been widely applied to the solution of a variety of linear problems. To avoid the difficulties associated with integration over singularities it is convenient to use sets of non‐singular, complete Trefftz functions, and this procedure has been applied recently with ...
Cheung, YK, Jin, WG, Zienkiewicz, OC
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