Finite Elements for Initial Value Problems in Dynamics
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Numerical methods for initial value problems involving ordinary differential equations (65L05) Finite element, Rayleigh-Ritz and Galerkin methods for boundary value problems involving PDEs (65N30) Dynamics of a rigid body and of multibody systems (70E99) Dynamics of a system of particles, including celestial mechanics (70F99)
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- Dynamics and the calculus of variations
- hp-version finite elements for the space-time domain
- Space-time finite element methods for second-order hyperbolic equations
- Primal and mixed forms of Hamilton's principle for constrained rigid body systems: Numerical studies
- Mixed finite element formulations in the time domain for solution of dynamic problems
- Basic features of the time finite element approach for dynamics
- A general framework for interpreting time finite element formulations
- Saddle-point principles and numerical integration methods for second-order hyperbolic equations
- Nonlinear transient response and its sensitivity using finite elements in time
- Finite element formulations using the theorem of power expended: total energy framework with a differential formulation
- Total energy framework, finite elements, and discretization via Hamilton's law of varying action
- An overview and recent advances in vector and scalar formalisms: space/time discretizations in computational dynamics -- a unified approach
- On the numerical discretization in space and time. I: Hamilton's law of varying action involving Langrangian/Hamiltonian/total energy framework
- Differential quadrature time element method for structural dynamics
- A weighted residual development of a time-stepping algorithm for structural dynamics using two general weight functions
- UNCONDITIONALLY STABLE HIGHER-ORDER ACCURATE HERMITIAN TIME FINITE ELEMENTS
- A TIME-STEPPING PROCEDURE FOR STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS USING GAUSS POINT COLLOCATION
- On the Accuracy of Discontinuous Galerkin Methods in the Time Domain
- C1‐continuous space‐time discretization based on Hamilton's law of varying action
- A methodology to control numerical dissipation characteristics of velocity based time discontinuous Galerkin space‐time finite element method
- Velocity-based space-time FEMs for solid dynamics problem: generalized framework for linear basis functions in time
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