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9780521838702

Nonlinear Continuum Mechanics for Finite Element Analysis

by Javier Bonet , Richard D. Wood
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    9780521838702

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    0521838703

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    9781139637176

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  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2008-03-24
  • Publisher: Cambridge University Press
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Summary

The first edition of this successful text considered nonlinear geometrical behavior and nonlinear hyperelastic materials, and the numerics needed to model such phenomena. By presenting both nonlinear continuum analysis and associated finite element techniques in one, Bonet and Wood provide, in the new edition of this successful text, a complete, clear, and unified treatment of these important subjects. New chapters dealing with hyperelastic plastic behavior are included, and the authors have thoroughly updated the FLagSHyP program, freely accessible at www.flagshyp.com.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. xv
Introductionp. 1
Nonlinear Computational Mechanicsp. 1
Simple Examples of Nonlinear Structural Behaviorp. 2
Cantileverp. 2
Columnp. 3
Nonlinear Strain Measuresp. 4
One-Dimensional Strain Measuresp. 5
Nonlinear Truss Examplep. 6
Continuum Strain Measuresp. 10
Directional Derivative, Linearization and Equation Solutionp. 13
Directional Derivativep. 14
Linearization and Solution of Nonlinear Algebraic Equationsp. 16
Mathematical Preliminariesp. 22
Introductionp. 22
Vector and Tensor Algebrap. 22
Vectorsp. 23
Second-Order Tensorsp. 28
Vector and Tensor Invariantsp. 37
Higher-Order Tensorsp. 41
Linearization and the Directional Derivativep. 47
One Degree of Freedomp. 48
General Solution to a Nonlinear Problemp. 49
Properties of the Directional Derivativep. 52
Examples of Linearizationp. 53
Tensor Analysisp. 57
The Gradient and Divergence Operatorsp. 58
Integration Theoremsp. 60
Analysis of Three-Dimensional Truss Structuresp. 63
Introductionp. 63
Kinematicsp. 65
Linearization of Geometrical Descriptorsp. 67
Internal Forces and Hyperelastic Constitutive Equationsp. 68
Nonlinear Equilibrium Equations and the Newton-Raphson Solutionp. 70
Equilibrium Equationsp. 70
Newton-Raphson Procedurep. 71
Tangent Elastic Stiffness Matrixp. 72
Elasto-Plastic Behaviorp. 74
Multiplicative Decomposition of the Stretchp. 74
Rate-independent Plasticityp. 76
Incremental Kinematicsp. 80
Time Integrationp. 83
Stress Update and Return Mappingp. 83
Algorithmic Tangent Modulusp. 86
Revised Newton-Raphson Procedurep. 88
Examplesp. 89
Inclined Axial Rodp. 89
Trussed Framep. 89
Kinematicsp. 94
Introductionp. 94
The Motionp. 94
Material and Spatial Descriptionsp. 95
Deformation Gradientp. 97
Strainp. 101
Polar Decompositionp. 105
Volume Changep. 110
Distortional Component of the Deformation Gradientp. 112
Area Changep. 115
Linearized Kinematicsp. 116
Linearized Deformation Gradientp. 116
Linearized Strainp. 117
Linearized Volume Changep. 118
Velocity and Material Time Derivativesp. 118
Velocityp. 118
Material Time Derivativep. 119
Directional Derivative and Time Ratesp. 120
Velocity Gradientp. 122
Rate of Deformationp. 122
Spin Tensorp. 125
Rate of Change of Volumep. 128
Superimposed Rigid Body Motions and Objectivityp. 130
Stress and Equilibriump. 134
Introductionp. 134
Cauchy Stress Tensorp. 134
Definitionp. 134
Stress Objectivityp. 138
Equilibriump. 139
Translational Equilibriump. 139
Rotational Equilibriump. 141
Principle of Virtual Workp. 142
Work Conjugacy and Alternative Stress Representationsp. 144
The Kirchhoff Stress Tensorp. 144
The First Piola-Kirchhoff Stress Tensorp. 145
The Second Piola-Kirchhoff Stress Tensorp. 148
Deviatoric and Pressure Componentsp. 151
Stress Ratesp. 152
Hyperelasticityp. 155
Introductionp. 155
Hyperelasticityp. 155
Elasticity Tensorp. 157
The Material or Lagrangian Elasticity Tensorp. 157
The Spatial or Eulerian Elasticity Tensorp. 158
Isotropic Hyperelasticityp. 160
Material Descriptionp. 160
Spatial Descriptionp. 161
Compressible Neo-Hookean Materialp. 162
Incompressible and Nearly Incompressible Materialsp. 166
Incompressible Elasticityp. 166
Incompressible Neo-Hookean Materialp. 169
Nearly Incompressible Hyperelastic Materialsp. 171
Isotropic Elasticity in Principal Directionsp. 174
Material Descriptionp. 174
Spatial Descriptionp. 175
Material Elasticity Tensorp. 176
Spatial Elasticity Tensorp. 178
A Simple Stretch-based Hyperelastic Materialp. 179
Nearly Incompressible Material in Principal Directionsp. 180
Plane Strain and Plane Stress Casesp. 183
Uniaxial Rod Casep. 184
Large Elasto-Plastic Deformationsp. 188
Introductionp. 188
The Multiplicative Decompositionp. 189
Rate Kinematicsp. 193
Rate-Independent Plasticityp. 197
Principal Directionsp. 200
Incremental Kinematicsp. 204
The Radial Return Mappingp. 207
Algorithmic Tangent Modulusp. 209
Two-Dimensional Casesp. 211
Linearized Equilibrium Equationsp. 216
Introductionp. 216
Linearization and Newton-Raphson Processp. 216
Lagrangian Linearized Internal Virtual Workp. 218
Eulerian Linearized Internal Virtual Workp. 219
Linearized External Virtual Workp. 221
Body Forcesp. 221
Surface Forcesp. 222
Variational Methods and Incompressibilityp. 224
Total Potential Energy and Equilibriump. 225
Lagrange Multiplier Approach to Incompressibilityp. 225
Penalty Methods for Incompressibilityp. 228
Hu-Washizu Variational Principle for Incompressibilityp. 229
Mean Dilatation Procedurep. 231
Discretization and Solutionp. 237
Introductionp. 237
Discretized Kinematicsp. 237
Discretized Equilibrium Equationsp. 242
General Derivationp. 242
Derivation in Matrix Notationp. 245
Discretization of the Linearized Equilibrium Equationsp. 247
Constitutive Component: Indicial Formp. 248
Constitutive Component: Matrix Formp. 249
Initial Stress Componentp. 251
External Force Componentp. 252
Tangent Matrixp. 254
Mean Dilatation Method for Incompressibilityp. 256
Implementation of the Mean Dilatation Methodp. 256
Newton-Raphson Iteration and Solution Procedurep. 258
Newton-Raphson Solution Algorithmp. 258
Line Search Methodp. 259
Arc-Length Methodp. 261
Computer Implementationp. 266
Introductionp. 266
User Instructionsp. 267
Output File Descriptionp. 273
Element Typesp. 276
Solver Detailsp. 277
Constitutive Equation Summaryp. 277
Program Structurep. 284
Main Routine flagshypp. 284
Routine elemtkp. 292
Routine radialrtnp. 298
Routine ksigmap. 299
Routine bpressp. 301
Examplesp. 302
Simple Patch Testp. 302
Nonlinear Trussp. 303
Strip With a Holep. 304
Plane Strain Nearly Incompressible Stripp. 305
Elasto-plastic Cantileverp. 306
Appendix: Dictionary of Main Variablesp. 308
Bibliographyp. 312
Indexp. 314
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