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NASA NTRS · 19830013122

Finite element methods for nonlinear elastostatic problems in rubber elasticity

Abstract

A number of finite element methods for the analysis of nonlinear problems in rubber elasticity are outlined. Several different finite element schemes are discussed. These include the augmented Lagrangian method, continuation or incremental loading methods, and associated Riks-type methods which have the capability of incorporating limit point behavior and bifurcations. Algorithms for the analysis of limit point behavior and bifurcations are described and the results of several numerical experiments are presented. In addition, a brief survey of some recent work on modelling contact and friction in elasticity problems is given. These results pertain to the use of new nonlocal and nonlinear friction laws.

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Oden, J. T., Becker, E. B., Miller, T. H., Endo, T., Pires, E. B.. 1983-03-01. Finite element methods for nonlinear elastostatic problems in rubber elasticity. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19830013122

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