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July 10, 2008International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering7 citations

Optimization‐based stability analysis of structures under unilateral constraints

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YKYoshihiro KannoMOMakoto Ohsaki

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Abstract This paper discusses an optimization‐based technique for determining the stability of a given equilibrium point of the unilaterally constrained structural system, which is subjected to the static load. We deal with the three problems in mechanics sharing the common mathematical properties: (i) structures containing no‐compression cables; (ii) frictionless contacts; and (iii) elastic–plastic trusses with non‐negative hardening. It is shown that the stability of a given equilibrium point of these structures can be determined by solving a maximization problem of a convex function over a convex set. On the basis of the difference of convex functions optimization, we propose an algorithm to solve the stability determination problem, at each iteration of which a second‐order cone programming problem is to be solved. The problems presented are solved for various structures to determine the stability of given equilibrium points. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1deec2ef3fa0b4c0ef961dhttps://doi.org/10.1002/nme.2401
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