A structure-dependent explicit method with enhanced stability properties is proposed in this study. In general, the method offers unconditional stability for structural systems except those with a particular instantan...A structure-dependent explicit method with enhanced stability properties is proposed in this study. In general, the method offers unconditional stability for structural systems except those with a particular instantaneous stiffness hardening behavior. In addition, it is second-order accurate and displays no overshooting in high frequency responses. Numerical experiments reveal that the proposed method saves a substantial amount of computational effort in solving inertial problems where only the low frequency responses are of interest, when compared to a general second-order accurate integration method.展开更多
The feasibility of using a problem-dependent method to solve systems of second order ODEs is corroborated by an eigen-based theory and a methodology to develop such a numerical method is constructed.The key steps of t...The feasibility of using a problem-dependent method to solve systems of second order ODEs is corroborated by an eigen-based theory and a methodology to develop such a numerical method is constructed.The key steps of this methodology are to decouple a system of ODEs of second order into a set of uncoupled ODEs of second order;next,an eigen-dependent method is proposed to approximate the solution of each uncoupled ODE of second order.It is vital to transform all eigen-dependent methods to a problem-dependent method to bypass an Eigen analysis.The development of an eigen-dependent method plays a key role in this methodology so that slow eigenmodes can be accurately integrated while there is no instability or excessive amplitude growth in fast eigenmodes.This can explain why a problem-dependent method can simultaneously combine the explicitness of each step and A-stability.Consequently,huge computational efforts can be saved for solving nonlinear stiff problems.A new family of problem-dependent methods is developed in this work so that the feasibility of the proposed methodology can be affirmed.It has almost the same performance as that of the HHT-αmethod.However,it can save more than 99.5%of CPU demand in approximating a solution for a system of 1000 nonlinear second order ODEs.展开更多
基金The Science Council,Chinese Taipei Under Grant No.NSC-99-2221-E-027-029
文摘A structure-dependent explicit method with enhanced stability properties is proposed in this study. In general, the method offers unconditional stability for structural systems except those with a particular instantaneous stiffness hardening behavior. In addition, it is second-order accurate and displays no overshooting in high frequency responses. Numerical experiments reveal that the proposed method saves a substantial amount of computational effort in solving inertial problems where only the low frequency responses are of interest, when compared to a general second-order accurate integration method.
文摘The feasibility of using a problem-dependent method to solve systems of second order ODEs is corroborated by an eigen-based theory and a methodology to develop such a numerical method is constructed.The key steps of this methodology are to decouple a system of ODEs of second order into a set of uncoupled ODEs of second order;next,an eigen-dependent method is proposed to approximate the solution of each uncoupled ODE of second order.It is vital to transform all eigen-dependent methods to a problem-dependent method to bypass an Eigen analysis.The development of an eigen-dependent method plays a key role in this methodology so that slow eigenmodes can be accurately integrated while there is no instability or excessive amplitude growth in fast eigenmodes.This can explain why a problem-dependent method can simultaneously combine the explicitness of each step and A-stability.Consequently,huge computational efforts can be saved for solving nonlinear stiff problems.A new family of problem-dependent methods is developed in this work so that the feasibility of the proposed methodology can be affirmed.It has almost the same performance as that of the HHT-αmethod.However,it can save more than 99.5%of CPU demand in approximating a solution for a system of 1000 nonlinear second order ODEs.
