Partitioned schemes of the finite-element method for dynamic problems of acoustoelectroelasticity
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The paper deals with some modifications of the method of finite elements for the problems of acoustic electroelasticity. Proposed is the determination of natural frequencies of piezoelectrical devices. For nonstationary processes the explicit-implicit time-integration scheme is discussed. Some results of the numerical experiments are cited.
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