Membrane Locking and Reduced Integration for Curved Elements
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- On the mixed formulation of a 9-node Lagrange shell element
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- Improved numerical integration for locking treatment in isogeometric structural elements. II: Plates and shells
- Selective and reduced numerical integrations for NURBS-based isogeometric analysis
- Shear and membrane locking in curved C^ 0 elements
- On finite element implementation of geometrically nonlinear Reissner's beam theory: Three-dimensional curved beam elements
- Meshless methods for shear-deformable beams and plates
- Locking-free curved elements with refined kinematics for the analysis of composite structures
- Avoiding membrane locking with Regge interpolation
- Leveraging spectral analysis to elucidate membrane locking and unlocking in isogeometric finite element formulations of the curved Euler-Bernoulli beam
- Polygonal shell elements with assumed transverse shear and membrane strains
- A Legendre spectral element model for sloshing and acoustic analysis in nearly incompressible fluids
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- A three-noded shear-flexible curved beam element based on coupled displacement field inter\-polations
- Development of a new curved beam element with shear effect
- On the classical shell model underlying bilinear degenerate shell finite elements
- Nonlinear rotation-free three-node shell finite element formulation
- Impact simulations using smoothed finite element method
- Three-dimensional sloshing: A consistent finite element approach
- Simple curved shear beam elements
- Derivation of a dual-mixed hp-finite element model for axisymmetrically loaded cylindrical shells
- An eighteen-node solid element for thin shell analysis
- Invariant Hermitian finite elements for thin Kirchhoff rods. I: The linear plane case
- Locking free isogeometric formulations of curved thick beams
- Strategy for preventing membrane locking through reparametrization
- An effective composite laminated curved beam element
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 961888 (Why is no real title available?)
- A consistent control of spurious singular modes in the 9-node Lagrange element for the Laplace and Mindlin plate equations
- Solid finite elements through three decades.
- Efficient formulation of a two‐noded geometrically exact curved beam element
- Fourier analysis of membrane locking and unlocking
- A 3D corotational curved beam element formulated on SE(3) group for geometrically nonlinear static and dynamic analysis
- Locking-free kriging-based curved beam elements with the discrete strain gap technique
- On a stress resultant geometrically exact shell model. II: The linear theory; computational aspects
- A finite circular arch element based on trigonometric shape functions
- Developing a formulation based upon curvature for analysis of nonprismatic curved beams
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