Weight minimization of elastic plates using Reissner-Mindlin model and mixed-interpolated elements

Ivan Hlaváček

Applications of Mathematics (1996)

  • Volume: 41, Issue: 2, page 107-121
  • ISSN: 0862-7940

Abstract

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The problem to find an optimal thickness of the plate in a set of bounded Lipschitz continuous functions is considered. Mean values of the intensity of shear stresses must not exceed a given value. Using a penalty method and finite element spaces with interpolation to overcome the “locking” effect, an approximate optimization problem is proposed. We prove its solvability and present some convergence analysis.

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Hlaváček, Ivan. "Weight minimization of elastic plates using Reissner-Mindlin model and mixed-interpolated elements." Applications of Mathematics 41.2 (1996): 107-121. <http://eudml.org/doc/32940>.

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References

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