Convergent thin-shell models using Cartesian components of the displacements (Q1062812)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3915777
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3915777 |
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Convergent thin-shell models using Cartesian components of the displacements (English)
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1986
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Starting from the establishment of a deep shell theory using Cartesian components of the displacements, two simplifications of it are considered in the frame of moderate deflections, in view of their finite element implementation. The first one, consisting simply of the use of plane elements, is proved to converge to the deep-shell solution when the mesh is refined, and the rate of convergence is evaluated. A more refined approach is presented, which gains one order of convergence from the former one and reduces to the Marguerre shallow-shell theory when this one is applicable, a condition which is made precise in the text.
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convergent thin-shell models
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isoparametric concepts
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three-dimensional models
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exact representaion of rigid body motion
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Cartesian components of the displacements
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two simplifications
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moderate deflections
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plane elements
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converge to the deep-shell solution
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mesh is refined
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rate of convergence
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more refined approach
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gains one order of convergence
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reduces to the Marguerre shallow-shell theory
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