Element-based node selection method for reduction of eigenvalue problem
For the condensation of degrees of freedom in large structure problems, various methods were proposed to approximate the lower eigenvalues which represent the global behaviour of structures. In [\textit{K. O. Kim} and \textit{Y. J. Choi}, AIAA J. 38, No. 7, 1253--1259 (2000)], a method is given to select master degrees of freedom by considering each energy row sum of matrix. In the reviewed article a new selection method of master nodes is proposed by using the energy estimation of each element instead of each node. The kinetic energy \({1\over 2} u^T_e K_e u_e\) and strain energy \({1\over 2} u^T_eM_e u_e\) of each element are computed by using the degrees of freedom that are extracted from Ritz vectors. The Rayleigh quotient \(\lambda_\ell= {u^T_e K_e u_e\over u^T_e M_e u_e}\) is computed from the kinetic and stain energies. Elements with smaller quotient \(\lambda_e\) are selected, and the nodes connected to the selected element are chosen as master nodes in one-time estimation of Rayleigh quotient \(\lambda_e\). For the entire collection see [Zbl 1029.00072].
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