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A group theoretic approach to the global bifurcation analysis of an axially compressed cylindrical shell (Q1913277)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 881101
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A group theoretic approach to the global bifurcation analysis of an axially compressed cylindrical shell
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 881101

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    A group theoretic approach to the global bifurcation analysis of an axially compressed cylindrical shell (English)
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    11 November 1996
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    We focus on recent results of the group theoretic approach to a numerical, global postbuckling analysis of a perfect, axially compressed cylindrical shell with ``built-in'' end conditions. The ``built-in'' end conditions obviate the existence of a ``trivial'' membrane solution branch. In a numerical arc-length continuation scheme, the close proximity of the bifurcation points on the primary path manifests itself in severe ill-conditioning of the tangent stiffness matrix. Group theory helps one systematically find an ``optimal'' set of basis vectors, or symmetry modes, which reflect the symmetry of a given solution path.
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    built-in end conditions
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    arc-length continuation scheme
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    tangent stiffness matrix
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    symmetry modes
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