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Isogeometric analysis of structural vibrations
Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering · 2006 · Vol. 195(41-43) · pp. 5257–5296
J. Austin Cottrell✉(Applied Mathematics (United States))Alessandro Reali(The University of Texas at Austin)Yuri Bazilevs(Applied Mathematics (United States))Thomas J.R. Hughes(The University of Texas at Austin)
Advanced Numerical Analysis TechniquesIterative Methods for Nonlinear EquationsPolynomial and algebraic computationIsogeometric analysisVibrationFinite element methodNonlinear systemCylinderBeam (structure)Normal modeModal analysisStructural engineeringComputer science
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