The Koiter-Newton (K-N) approach is a new reduced basis path-following technique, which combines Koiter's analysis as a predictor and Newton method as a correc-tor. To trace the entire equilibrium path, a Koiters asymp-totic expansion is carried out to construct a reduced order model (ROM) at a known equilibrium point in each in-cremental step. The estimation of the response of the full model can be obtained by solving the ROM. A conventional Newton method can then be used to restore the equilibrium of the full model in a corrector step. The new found equilibrium point becomes the staring point of next incremental step. The proposed technique requires derivatives of the element load vectors with respect to the degrees of freedom up to the t...
The Koiter-Newton method had recently demonstrated a superior performance for non-linear analyses of...
The general strategy for recovering objective nonlinear structural FE models based on corotational d...
Thin-walled structures are capable of carrying loads very efficiently. However, they are prone to bu...
The Koiter-Newton (K-N) approach is a new reduced basis path-following technique, which combines Koi...
Thin-walled structures, when properly designed, possess a high strength-to-weight and stiffness-to-w...
The Koiter–Newton approach is a reduced-basis method for nonlinear structural analyses. The method c...
The Koiter–Newton approach is a novel reduced order modeling technique for buckling analysis of geom...
The Koiter-Newton method is a reduced order modeling technique which allows to trace efficiently the...
The paper deals with geometrically nonlinear finite element analysis of folded-plate and shell struc...
This paper shows that the FEM implementation of Koiter's asymptotic method [W.T. Koiter, On the stab...
A general strategy to recover objective nonlinear structural FE models based on corotational descrip...
The multi-modal formulation of Koiter's asymptotic method provides a systematic and efficient proced...
AbstractThe paper deals with geometrically nonlinear finite element analysis of folded-plate and she...
AbstractFinite element asymptotic post-buckling analysis, being based on fourth-order expansions of ...
kinematics, buckling and post-buckling, imperfection sensitivity analysis, Koiter’s asymptotic appro...
The Koiter-Newton method had recently demonstrated a superior performance for non-linear analyses of...
The general strategy for recovering objective nonlinear structural FE models based on corotational d...
Thin-walled structures are capable of carrying loads very efficiently. However, they are prone to bu...
The Koiter-Newton (K-N) approach is a new reduced basis path-following technique, which combines Koi...
Thin-walled structures, when properly designed, possess a high strength-to-weight and stiffness-to-w...
The Koiter–Newton approach is a reduced-basis method for nonlinear structural analyses. The method c...
The Koiter–Newton approach is a novel reduced order modeling technique for buckling analysis of geom...
The Koiter-Newton method is a reduced order modeling technique which allows to trace efficiently the...
The paper deals with geometrically nonlinear finite element analysis of folded-plate and shell struc...
This paper shows that the FEM implementation of Koiter's asymptotic method [W.T. Koiter, On the stab...
A general strategy to recover objective nonlinear structural FE models based on corotational descrip...
The multi-modal formulation of Koiter's asymptotic method provides a systematic and efficient proced...
AbstractThe paper deals with geometrically nonlinear finite element analysis of folded-plate and she...
AbstractFinite element asymptotic post-buckling analysis, being based on fourth-order expansions of ...
kinematics, buckling and post-buckling, imperfection sensitivity analysis, Koiter’s asymptotic appro...
The Koiter-Newton method had recently demonstrated a superior performance for non-linear analyses of...
The general strategy for recovering objective nonlinear structural FE models based on corotational d...
Thin-walled structures are capable of carrying loads very efficiently. However, they are prone to bu...