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Nonlinear Finite Element Methods, Peter Wriggers,Springer2008
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Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Nonlinear Phenomena
* Geometrical Nonlinearity
Large Displacements of a Rigid Beam
Large Displacements of an Elastic System
Bifurcation Problem
Snap-Through Problem
Physical Nonlinearity
Nonlinearity Due to Boundary Conditions
Chapter 3 Basic Equations of Continuum Mechanics
* Kinematics
Motion and Deformation Gradient
Strain Measures
Transformation of Vectors and Tensors
Time Derivatives
Balance Equations
Balance of Mass
Balance of Linear and Angular Momentum
First Law of Thermodynamics
Introduction of Different Stress Tensors
Balance Equations with Respect to Initial Configuration
Time Derivatives of Stress Tensors
Constitutive Equations
Elastic Material
Elasto-Plastic Material Laws
Visco-Elastic and Visco-Plastic Material Behaviou
Incremental Form of the Material Equations
Weak Form of Equilibrium, Variational Principles
Weak Form of Linear Momentum in the Initial Configuration
Weak Form of Linear Momentum in the Current Configuration
Variational Functionals
Linearizations
Linearization of Kinematical Quantities
Linearization of Constitutive Equations
Linearization of the Variational Formulatio
Chapter 4 Spatial Discretization Techniques
* General Isoparametric Concept
One-Dimensional Interpolations
Two-Dimensional Interpolations
Three-Dimensional Interpolation
Discretization of the Weak Form
FE-Formulation of the Weak Form in Initial Configuration
Linearization of the Weak Form in the Initial Configuration
FE-Formulation of the Weak Form in the Current Configuration
Linearization of the Weak Form in the Current Configuration
Deformation Dependent Loads
Chapter 5 Solution Methods for Time Independent Problems
*Solution of Nonlinear Systems of Equations
Newton-Raphson Method
Modified Newton Scheme
Quasi-Newton Method
Damped Newton Method, Line-Search
Path-Following or Arc-Length Method
Solvers for Linear Systems of Equations
Direct Solvers
Iterative Solution Methods
Parallel Equation Solver
Examples Related to Algorithms and Equation Solvers
Rubber Block
Solid with an Inclusion
Elasto-Plastic Plate with Hole
Problems Solved on Parallel Computers
General Observations
Problems, Which Occur when Running Actual Simulations
Chapter 6 Solution Methods for Time Dependent Problems
Chapter 7 Stability Problems
Chapter 8 Adaptive Methods
Chapter 9 Special Structural Elements
Chapter 10 Special Finite Elements for Continua
Chapter 11 Contact Problems
Chapter 12 Automation of the Finite Element Method by J. Korelc