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Recent developments in T-Trefftz and F-Trefftz Finite Element Methods

Authors: Xiao, Yi;

Recent developments in T-Trefftz and F-Trefftz Finite Element Methods

Abstract

This paper presents an overview of both T-Trefftz and F-Trefftz finite element methods (FEM) and its application in various engineering problems. Recent developments on the T-Trefftz finite element formulation of nonlinear problems of minimal surface, F-Trefftz methods for composite, skin tissue, and functionally graded materials are described. Formulations for all cases are derived by means of a modified variational functional and T-complete solutions or fundamental solutions. Generation of elemental stiffness equations from the modified variational principle is also discussed. Finally, a brief summary of the approach is provided and future trends in this field are identified.

Keywords

Trefftz Method, Variational functional, Finite Element Method, Fundamental Solution

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