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20240722T1400 20240722T1520 Europe/Amsterdam MS03.1: Computational Methods AULA - Collegezaal C Enoc2024 n.fontein@tudelft.nl
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Computation of Nonlinearly Damped Normal Modes Using Combination of Force Appropriation Technique and Efficient Path Following MethodView Abstract
MS-03 - Computational Methods 02:00 PM - 02:20 PM (Europe/Amsterdam) 2024/07/22 12:00:00 UTC - 2024/07/22 12:20:00 UTC
This paper presents a novel method for the computation of nonlinear normal modes (NNMs) of nonlinearly damped dynamical systems based on the combination of force appropriation technique and efficient path following method (EPFM) which is a variant of pseudo arc length continuation method. Pseudo arc length continuation method is one of the most powerful methods for the computation of NNMs but its application is limited to conservative system. The authors extended the application of the EPFM for the computation of linearly damped nonlinear normal by the aids of force appropriation technique (FAT) previously. The method is called FAT-EPFM. In this manuscript the FAT-EPFM is further extended to compute nonlinearly damped normal modes. It was observed that the previously FAT-EPFM fails to compute the nonlinearly damped normal modes, so a mode indicator function (MIF) was utilized in the method to compute nonlinearly damped normal modes. In order to investigate the capability of the method, the nonlinear normal modes of vanderpole system was computed. The results show that FAT-EPFM could calculate the nonlinear normal modes and limit cycle of vanderploe system very well.
Presenters
MJ
Meisam Jelveh
PhD Candidate, Amirkabir University Of Technology
Co-Authors SeyedMojtaba Mousavi
Graduate Student, Amirkabir University Of Technology
MS
Mohammad Homayoune Sadr
Professor, Amirkabir University Of Technology
Nonintrusive Model Reduction of Nonlinear Finite Element Models via Spectral SubmanifoldsView Abstract
MS-03 - Computational Methods 02:20 PM - 02:40 PM (Europe/Amsterdam) 2024/07/22 12:20:00 UTC - 2024/07/22 12:40:00 UTC
Finite element models of realistic nonlinear structures are characterized by very high dimensionality that renders simulations of the full system infeasible. The recent theory of spectral submanifolds enables a locally exact, nonlinear model reduction of the full system's variables in a mathematically justifiable fashion. In this work, we demonstrate recent advances towards the nonintrusive computation of SSMs that enable the treatment of realistic finite-element models.
Presenters
ML
Mingwu Li
Assistant Professor, Southern University Of Science And Technology
Co-Authors
SJ
Shobhit Jain
Assistant Professor, TU Delft
On symmetry in the central configurations of the Newtonian 5-body problemView Abstract
MS-03 - Computational Methods 02:40 PM - 03:00 PM (Europe/Amsterdam) 2024/07/22 12:40:00 UTC - 2024/07/22 13:00:00 UTC
Presenters
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Agnieszka Siluszyk
Assistant Professor, Institute Of Mathematics, Faculty Of Science, University Of Siedlce
A Gauss's Principle based strategy for constraint enforcement in numerical integration of multibody systemsView Abstract
MS-03 - Computational Methods 03:00 PM - 03:20 PM (Europe/Amsterdam) 2024/07/22 13:00:00 UTC - 2024/07/22 13:20:00 UTC
Gauss's Principle of Least Constraint allows to interpret the equations of motion of a constrained mechanical system as the ones arising from the minimization of a well defined deviation function which, mathematically, is a least-squares problem. Following previous approaches in which a recursive least-squares (RLS) formulation for this problem was discussed, this work introduces a new strategy in which, through a loop involving three minimization problems, a fixed time-step numerical integration algorithm for multibody systems is obtained. This strategy simultaneously enforces the necessary conditions for the accelerations to be consistent with the system constraints and suppresses constraint drifts in configuration and velocity levels. The proposed algorithm is tested on a benchmark problem involving a rectangular Bricard mechanism. Results demonstrate the prevention of constraint violations and mechanical energy drifts, indicating the potential of this strategy for the computational treatment of multibody system problems.
Presenters Renato Maia Matarazzo Orsino
Assistant Professor, University Of São Paulo - Escola Politécnica
Assistant Professor
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Institute Of Mathematics, Faculty Of Science, University Of Siedlce
Assistant Professor
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Southern University Of Science And Technology
PhD candidate
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Amirkabir University of Technology
Assistant Professor
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University Of São Paulo - Escola Politécnica
Professor
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University Of Exeter
Assistant Professor
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NC State University
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A Gauss's Principle based strategy for constrai...
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On symmetry in the central configurations of th...
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Nonintrusive Model Reduction of Nonlinear Finit...
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