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Modeling Error,ny change in the underlying equation translates into a change of the stiffness matrix and its inverse. We apply a ‘direct‘ method to calculate the solution vector of the modified system. In this approach it is not the stiffness matrix which gets modified but the right-hand side. This allows to opera

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-89674-2ximates Green’s functions with nodal basis functions and that it uses these approximate Green’s functions to calculate the output the engineer sees on the screen. The nature of the Green’s functions, their intricacies and approximability, their relevance for modelling the mechanics in a problem are

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-89778-7 The special nature of the FE-solution allows to extend Betti’s Theorem (p.,u.) = (p.,u.) to the FE-solutions in the following sense (p.,u..,p.,u..) which establishes that the FE-solution is the scalar product of the approximate Green’s function G. and the original right-hand side p, namely u. = (G.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-97416-8 the energy error in powers of the mesh-width h. In goal-oriented refinement where the focus is on minimizing the error in certain functionals the adaptive refinement is steered by two errors, the error in the primal, the original, problem and the error in the dual problem, the approximation of the

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Objektorientierte Programmierungny change in the underlying equation translates into a change of the stiffness matrix and its inverse. We apply a ‘direct‘ method to calculate the solution vector of the modified system. In this approach it is not the stiffness matrix which gets modified but the right-hand side. This allows to opera

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,Finite Elements and Green’s Functions,nel functions. Influence functions in FE-analysis take a nodal form, that is they are evaluated by summing over the nodes (scalar product of two nodal vectors g and f or u and j). The columns of the inverse stiffness matrix are the nodal values of the Green’s functions. Infinite stresses pose a prob