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The following pages link to An improved automatic incremental algorithm for the efficient solution of nonlinear finite element equations (Q3750260):

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• The application of the Riks technique to shell snapping (Q807203) (← links)
• Tracing nonlinear equilibrium paths of structures subjected to thermal loading (Q835445) (← links)
• Geometrically nonlinear analysis of shell structures using a flat triangular shell finite element (Q861373) (← links)
• The finite deformation theory for beam, plate and shell. I: The two-dimensional beam theory (Q1376625) (← links)
• Determination of travel directions in path-following methods (Q1804918) (← links)
• A posteriori performance-based comparison of three new path-following constraints for damage analysis of quasi-brittle materials (Q1986920) (← links)
• A robust Riks-like path following method for strain-actuated snap-through phenomena in soft solids (Q2309965) (← links)
• Arc-length procedures with BEM in physically nonlinear problems (Q2486479) (← links)
• Automated solution procedures for negotiating abrupt non‐linearities and branch points (Q2721456) (← links)
• Continuation methods for tracing the equilibrium path in flexible mechanism analysis (Q4241292) (← links)
• Equilibrium Path Analysis Including Bifurcations with an Arc-Length Method Avoiding A Priori Perturbations (Q5152918) (← links)
• Arc-length technique for nonlinear finite element analysis (Q5490038) (← links)
• A custom arc‐length Finite Element solver for large deformation adhesive contacts using a k‐d tree accelerated volumetric interaction scheme (Q6062842) (← links)
• An efficient strategy for solving structural nonlinear equations by combining the orthogonal residual method and normal flow technique (Q6493217) (← links)
• An optimized approach for tracing pre- and post-buckling equilibrium paths of space trusses (Q6493220) (← links)
• A stiffness parameter and truncation error criterion for adaptive path following in structural mechanics (Q6497699) (← links)
• Development of a fully automatic damage simulation framework for quasi-brittle materials (Q6540160) (← links)
• A new unified arc-length method for damage mechanics problems (Q6661936) (← links)