Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering 1994: Vol 115 Table of Contents

3 Pages·1994·0.59 MB·English

Computer methods
in applied
mechanics and
engineering
ELSEVIER Comput. Methods Appl. Mech. Engrg. 115 (1994) 395-396
Contents Volume 115
Volume 115, Nos. 1-2, May 1994
Nonlinear free vibrations of composite plates
J. Argyris, L. Tenek and L. Olofsson
Derivation of an evolution model for nonlinearly elastic beams by asymptotic expansion
methods
L. Alvarez-Vazquez and J.M. Viano
A finite plate element for dynamic analysis of a cracked plate
M. Krawczuk and W.M. Ostachowicz
Modelling of hydrodynamics, heat and mass transfer processes on the basis of unsteady
Navier-Stokes equations. Applications to the material sciences at earth and under
microgravity
V.I. Poleshaev
Asymptotic justification of an evolution linear thermoelastic model for rods
L. Alvarez-Vazquez and J.M. Viano
Optimal rectangular plate and shallow shell topologies using thickness distribution or
homogenization
L.H. Tenek and I. Hagiwara
Modal characteristics of rotors using a conical shaft finite element
M.A. Mohiuddin and Y.A. Khulief
Necessary conditions to avoid numerical locking in singular perturbations. Application to
arch equations
D. Chenais and M. Zerner
Stabilized finite element methods for steady advection—diffusion with production
I. Harari and T.J.R. Hughes
Book Review
Announcements
Volume 115, Nos. 3—4, June 1994
Damage 90: a post processor for crack initiation
J. Lemaitre and I. Doghri
How to render second order accurate time-stepping algorithms fourth order accurate
while retaining the stability and conservation properties
N. Tarnow and J.C. Simo
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Surface adhesive joint description with coupled elastic-plastic damage behaviour and
numerical applications
U. Edlund
Projection schemes for one-point quadrature shell elements
T. Belytschko and I. Leviathan
An object-oriented approach for an effective formulation of multibody dynamics
A. Kecskeméthy and M. Hiller
Comparison between finite volume and finite element methods for an elliptic system
arising in electrochemical engineering
J.-M. Fiard and R. Herbin
A p-extension of the symmetric boundary element method
S.M. Holzer
Intrinsic solution to the n-dimensional tensor equation v5 ”m, U" "XU'~'=C
r
Guo Zhong-heng, Li Jian-bo, Xiao Heng and Chen Yu-ming
Optimal convergence properties of the FETI domain decomposition method
C. Farhat, J. Mandel and F.X. Roux
Instructions to authors
Author index Volume 115
Subject index Volume 115
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