Extended framework of Hamilton's principle for continuum dynamics

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Hamilton's principle is the variational principle for dynamical systems, and it has been widely used in mathematical physics and engineering. However, it has a critical weakness, termed end-point constraints, which means that in the weak form, we cannot use the given initial conditions properly. By utilizing a mixed formulation and sequentially assigning initial conditions, this paper presents a novel extended framework of Hamilton's principle for continuum dynamics, to resolve such weakness. The primary applications lie in an elastic and a J(2)-viscoplastic continuum dynamics. The framework is simple, and initiates the development of a space-time finite element method with the proper use of initial conditions. Non-iterative numerical algorithms for both elasticity and J(2)-viscoplasticity are presented. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

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Hamilton's principleInitial conditionsMixed formulationContinua dynamicsSpace-time finite elementNon-iterative algorithmFINITE-ELEMENT METHODSDISCONTINUOUS GALERKIN METHODSPACE-TIME EXPANSIONVARIATIONAL-PRINCIPLESCOLLAPSE SIMULATIONELASTODYNAMICSEQUATIONSFORMULATIONSDOMAINFLOW
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Extended framework of Hamilton's principle for continuum dynamics
저자
Kim, JinkyuDargush, Gary F.Ju, Young-Kyu
DOI
10.1016/j.ijsolstr.2013.06.015
발행일
2013-10
유형
Article
저널명
International Journal of Solids and Structures
50
20-21
페이지
3418 ~ 3429