A multigrid method for a parameter dependent problem in solid mechanics (Q1116309)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4088871
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| English | A multigrid method for a parameter dependent problem in solid mechanics |
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4088871 |
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A multigrid method for a parameter dependent problem in solid mechanics (English)
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1990
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In the finite element calculations of problems in solid mechanics the method of selected reduced integration (SRI) is frequently used to eliminate locking phenomena. Often SRI is equivalent to the application of a mixed method. When multigrid methods are applied the formulation as a mixed method is by far superior. This is shown by an analysis of the Timoshenko beam. It is proved that the convergence rate of the multigrid method for the mixed model is independent of the penalty parameter as the latter tends to zero. To this end a general theory for mixed methods with penalty terms is presented. The theoretical results are verified by numerical results for the mixed method and for the displacement model with SRI.
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finite element
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method of selected reduced integration
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locking
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multigrid methods
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Timoshenko beam
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convergence rate
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numerical results
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