For non-conservative mechanical systems classical variational principles do not hold true; however, recent results on the so-called ‘inverse problem’ of calculus of variations lead to extended variational formulations, which can be provided even for non-conservative systems. In this contribution, f.e. models derived from extended variational principles are discussed in a significant case of an illconditioned balance equation. It appears that extended mixed variational formulations could improve the numerical performance of f.e. methods for this class of problems
The inverse problem of variational calculus is addressed with reference to structural models governe...
The inverse problem of variational calculus is addressed with reference to structural models governe...
The inverse problem of variational calculus is addressed with reference to structural models governe...
An extended variational formulation is presented for the case of generalized eigenvalue problems for...
A mixed variational principle is developed and utilized in a finite element formulation. The procedu...
A mixed variational principle is proposed for deducing the Föppl–von Kármán equations governing the ...
A mixed variational principle is proposed for deducing the Föppl–von Kármán equations governing the ...
A mixed variational principle is proposed for deducing the Föppl–von Kármán equations governing the ...
A mixed variational principle is proposed for deducing the Föppl–von Kármán equations governing the ...
For nonconservative mechanical systems, classical variational principles do not hold true; hence the...
summary:The inverse problem of the calculus of variations in a nonholonomic setting is studied. The ...
summary:The inverse problem of the calculus of variations in a nonholonomic setting is studied. The ...
In this paper we continue analyzing the possible applications of nonstandard analysis to variational...
Variational methods have long been a fundamental tool in the development of mathematical physics. Th...
In this paper we continue analyzing the possible applications of nonstandard analysis to variational...
The inverse problem of variational calculus is addressed with reference to structural models governe...
The inverse problem of variational calculus is addressed with reference to structural models governe...
The inverse problem of variational calculus is addressed with reference to structural models governe...
An extended variational formulation is presented for the case of generalized eigenvalue problems for...
A mixed variational principle is developed and utilized in a finite element formulation. The procedu...
A mixed variational principle is proposed for deducing the Föppl–von Kármán equations governing the ...
A mixed variational principle is proposed for deducing the Föppl–von Kármán equations governing the ...
A mixed variational principle is proposed for deducing the Föppl–von Kármán equations governing the ...
A mixed variational principle is proposed for deducing the Föppl–von Kármán equations governing the ...
For nonconservative mechanical systems, classical variational principles do not hold true; hence the...
summary:The inverse problem of the calculus of variations in a nonholonomic setting is studied. The ...
summary:The inverse problem of the calculus of variations in a nonholonomic setting is studied. The ...
In this paper we continue analyzing the possible applications of nonstandard analysis to variational...
Variational methods have long been a fundamental tool in the development of mathematical physics. Th...
In this paper we continue analyzing the possible applications of nonstandard analysis to variational...
The inverse problem of variational calculus is addressed with reference to structural models governe...
The inverse problem of variational calculus is addressed with reference to structural models governe...
The inverse problem of variational calculus is addressed with reference to structural models governe...