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The following pages link to Performance of nonlinear finite element formulations in flexible multibody simulations. (Q2767992):

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• A nonlinear two-node superelement for use in flexible multibody systems (Q487537) (← links)
• Nonlinear formulation for flexible multibody system with large deformation (Q612374) (← links)
• An exact nonlinear hybrid-coordinate formulation for flexible multibody systems (Q612463) (← links)
• Implicit and explicit integration in the solution of the absolute nodal coordinate differential/algebraic equations (Q840500) (← links)
• Equivalence of the floating frame of reference approach and finite element formulations (Q1390085) (← links)
• The absolute coordinate formulation with elasto-plastic deformations (Q1768861) (← links)
• Comparison of results in flexible multibody dynamics using various approaches (Q1826416) (← links)
• A new flexible multibody beam element based on the absolute nodal coordinate formulation using the global shape function and the analytical mode shape function (Q1826418) (← links)
• Definition of the elastic forces in the finite element absolute nodal coordinate formulation and the floating frame of reference formulation (Q1841510) (← links)
• A referenced nodal coordinate formulation (Q2034102) (← links)
• A nonlinear two-node superelement with deformable-interface surfaces for use in flexible multibody systems (Q2347603) (← links)
• Nonlinear constraints in the absolute coordinate formulation (Q2385320) (← links)
• Finite elements using absolute nodal coordinates for large-deformation flexible multibody dynamics (Q2483287) (← links)
• An internal damping model for the absolute nodal coordinate formulation (Q2499512) (← links)
• Developments of multibody system dynamics: computer simulations and experiments (Q2642967) (← links)
• A comparison in terms of accuracy and efficiency between a MBS dynamic formulation with stress analysis and a nonlinear FEA code (Q2745430) (← links)
• Partitioned analysis of flexible multibody systems using filtered linear finite element deformational modes (Q2952514) (← links)
• Co-rotational Formulations for 3D Flexible Multibody Systems: A Nodal-Based Approach (Q5046175) (← links)