February 2020
Intermediate to advanced
608 pages
20h 42m
English
book
Introduction to the Variational Formulation in Mechanics
by Edgardo O. Taroco, Pablo J. Blanco, Raúl A. Feijóo
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- basis functions 151, 220
- compact support 151
- Bauschinger effect 231, 232, 243
- beam 140, 141, 191, 192, 281
- bending stress 289
- Bernoulli hypotheses 192
- Bernoulli–Euler beam model 290, 292, 298
- Bernoulli–Euler motion actions 287, 288, 294
- buckling 282
- cantilevered 141, 217
- creep potential 198
- cross‐section 141
- curvature 282
- essential boundary conditions 291
- Euler–Lagrange equations 292, 296
- external generalized forces 289, 290, 296
- generalized forces 289
- generalized stresses 195, 289
- initial curvatures 282
- internal generalized forces 289
- jump equations 292, 298
- kinematical model 289
- model 285
- natural boundary conditions 292, 297
- neutral line 286
- neutral surface 285
- normal stress 289
- strain actions 286
- strain energy 282
- strain rate operator 289
- Timoshenko kinematics 296
- Timoshenko beam ...
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