Pages that link to "Item:Q4362156"

The following pages link to Analysis and implementation of a new constant acceleration subcycling algorithm (Q4362156):

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• Co-simulation method for solver coupling with algebraic constraints incorporating relaxation techniques (Q255248) (← links)
• A monolithic energy conserving method to couple heterogeneous time integrators with incompatible time steps in structural dynamics (Q646326) (← links)
• Stability of asynchronous variational integrators (Q942274) (← links)
• Study on sub-cycling algorithm for flexible multi-body system---integral theory and implementation flow chart (Q1021067) (← links)
• Study on sub-cycling algorithm for flexible multi-body system: Stability analysis and numerical examples (Q1021078) (← links)
• Numerical modelling of acoustic-elastodynamic coupled problems by stabilized boundary element techniques (Q1026486) (← links)
• A multi-time step integration algorithm for structural dynamics based on the modified trapezoidal rule (Q1579779) (← links)
• A simple and effective new family of time marching procedures for dynamics (Q1667501) (← links)
• Two FETI-based heterogeneous time step coupling methods for Newmark and \(\alpha\)-schemes derived from the energy method (Q1669309) (← links)
• Transient response analysis of systems with different damping models. (Q1870947) (← links)
• A partial velocity approach to subcycling structural dynamics. (Q1870983) (← links)
• An adaptive semi-explicit/explicit time marching technique for nonlinear dynamics (Q1988163) (← links)
• An accurate and simple universal a posteriori error estimator for GS4-1 framework: adaptive time stepping in first-order transient systems (Q2021281) (← links)
• A novel time-marching formulation for wave propagation analysis: the adaptive hybrid explicit method (Q2184483) (← links)
• Asynchronous phase field fracture model for porous media with thermally non-equilibrated constituents (Q2246419) (← links)
• A novel family of explicit time marching techniques for structural dynamics and wave propagation models (Q2308694) (← links)
• Explicit time-domain approaches based on numerical Green's functions computed by finite differences the ExGa family (Q2462495) (← links)
• An improved adaptive formulation for explicit analyses of wave propagation models considering locally-defined self-adjustable time-integration parameters (Q2674075) (← links)
• Multi-time-step explicit-implicit method for non-linear structural dynamics (Q2709654) (← links)
• Heterogeneous asynchronous time integrators for computational structural dynamics (Q2952676) (← links)
• Binary spatial partitioning of the central-difference time integration scheme for explicit fast transient dynamics (Q3549815) (← links)
• Study on sub-cycling for flexible multi-body dynamics based on Newmark method (Q3590362) (← links)
• Subcycling first- and second-order generalizations of the trapezoidal rule (Q4209674) (← links)
• Two Efficient Time-Marching Explicit Procedures Considering Spatially/Temporally-Defined Adaptive Time-Integrators (Q5061650) (← links)
• Implicit co‐simulation methods: Stability and convergence analysis for solver coupling approaches with algebraic constraints (Q6065039) (← links)
• A model/solution-adaptive explicit-implicit time-marching technique for wave propagation analysis (Q6554158) (← links)
• A faster and accurate explicit algorithm for quasi-harmonic dynamic problems (Q6560652) (← links)
• Reflection error analysis for wave propagation problems solved by a heterogeneous asynchronous time integrator (Q6569294) (← links)