The generalized Galerkin's equation of the finite element, the boundary variational equations and the boundary integral equations
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Based on [1], we have further applied the variational principle of the variable boundary to investigate the discretization analysis of the solid system and derived the generalized Galerkin's equations of the finite element, the boundary variational equations and the boundary integral equations. These equations indicate that the unknown functions of the solid system must satisfy the conditions in the element Sa or on the boundaries Гa.
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Finite element methods applied to problems in solid mechanics, variational principle of variable boundary, boundary variational equations, boundary integral equations, Numerical methods for integral equations, Variational principles of physics, Other numerical methods in solid mechanics, generalized Galerkin equations
Finite element methods applied to problems in solid mechanics, variational principle of variable boundary, boundary variational equations, boundary integral equations, Numerical methods for integral equations, Variational principles of physics, Other numerical methods in solid mechanics, generalized Galerkin equations
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