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The stable finite element method for minimization problems
B. Liu
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Y. Huang
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Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Minimization Problem
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Finite Element Method
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Stiffness Matrix
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Stable Elements
100%
Non-positive Definite
50%
Iterative Solvers
33%
Bifurcation
16%
System Energy
16%
Degrees of Freedom
16%
Energy Minimization
16%
Multi-walled Carbon Nanotubes (MWCNTs)
16%
Multi-degree-of-freedom (multi-DOF)
16%
Positive Definiteness
16%
Softening Behavior
16%
Linear Solver
16%
Direct Solver
16%
Incremental Step
16%
Stable Algorithm
16%
Matrix Energy
16%
Conventional Finite Element Method
16%
Engineering
Minimization Problem
100%
Stiffness Matrix
100%
Finite Element Analysis
100%
Positive Definite
66%
Degree of Freedom
33%
Energy Minimisation
16%
Softening Behavior
16%
Freedom System
16%
Stable Algorithm
16%
Energy Systems
16%
Carbon Nanotubes
16%
Linear Equation
16%