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Introduction to finite element vibration analysis

TLDR
In this article, the finite element displacement method was used for the analysis of free vibration of plates and shells, and for the simulation of forced response and forced response analysis of rigid and flexible plates.
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1 Formulation of the equations of motion 2 Element energy functions 3 Introduction to the finite element displacement method 4 In-plane vibration of plates 5 Vibration of solids 6 Flexural vibration of plates 7 Vibration of stiffened plates and folded plate structures 8 Vibration of shells 9 Vibration of laminated plates and shells 10 Hierarchical finite element method 11 Analysis of free vibration 12 Forced response 13 Forced response II 14 Computer analysis technique

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