The complete set of variational principles for an elastic structural model with non-homogeneous boundary conditions and inelastic strains is presented. A general methodology for deriving the approximate mixed formulation and the relevant matrix form is also shown and applied. The limitation principles for a structural model with a linear elastic behaviour are derived and it is shown that each principle relating two different approximate formulations depends upon the state variable interpolated in one formulation and not in the other.

Mixed finite element formulations and related limitation principles: a general treatment / MAROTTI DE SCIARRA, Francesco; G., Alfano. - In: COMPUTER METHODS IN APPLIED MECHANICS AND ENGINEERING. - ISSN 0045-7825. - STAMPA. - 138:(1996), pp. 105-130.

Mixed finite element formulations and related limitation principles: a general treatment

MAROTTI DE SCIARRA, FRANCESCO;
1996

Abstract

The complete set of variational principles for an elastic structural model with non-homogeneous boundary conditions and inelastic strains is presented. A general methodology for deriving the approximate mixed formulation and the relevant matrix form is also shown and applied. The limitation principles for a structural model with a linear elastic behaviour are derived and it is shown that each principle relating two different approximate formulations depends upon the state variable interpolated in one formulation and not in the other.
1996
Mixed finite element formulations and related limitation principles: a general treatment / MAROTTI DE SCIARRA, Francesco; G., Alfano. - In: COMPUTER METHODS IN APPLIED MECHANICS AND ENGINEERING. - ISSN 0045-7825. - STAMPA. - 138:(1996), pp. 105-130.
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