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Isogeometric shell analysis with Kirchhoff–Love elements

J. Kiendl K.-U. Bletzinger; J. Linhard; R. Wüchner

Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering 1 November 2009: (Volume 198, Issues 49-52) p. 
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NURBS as basis functions for analysis have proven to be very efficient and offer the great feature of exact geometric representation. For a Kirchhoff–Love shell element they additionally have the significant advantage that the necessary continuities between elements are easily achieved. The element is formulated geometrically nonlinear. It is discretized by displacement degrees of freedom only. Aspects related to rotational degrees of freedom are handled by the displacement control variables, too.

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