Large deformation analysis of structural members via shooting-optimization technique

Large deformation and postbuckling responses of structural members may be obtained by solving the exact nonlinear governing differential equations. An easy-to-use technique, which combines the idea of shooting method and optimization algorithms, for solving the nonlinear boundary value problem is presented. This shooting-optimization technique is illustrated with some examples.

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2026-02-10
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https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003760870-66
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Topology Optimization in Engineering
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Large deformation analysis of structural members via shooting-optimization technique

C.M. Wang
Topology Optimization in Engineering
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Large deformation analysis of structural members via shooting-optimization technique

C.M. Wang
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Large deformation and postbuckling responses of structural members may be obtained by solving the exact nonlinear governing differential equations. An easy-to-use technique, which combines the idea of shooting method and optimization algorithms, for solving the nonlinear boundary value problem is presented. This shooting-optimization technique is illustrated with some examples.

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