论文信息 - Quadratic convergence of crisfield's method

Quadratic convergence of crisfield's method

Abstract Crisfield's method is a geometrically appealing variant of Newton's method used to track equilibrium curves in nonlinear structural analysis. A rigorous proof of quadratic convergence in one dimension is given, and numerical results are given for a complicated 21-dimensional lamella dome problem.

Layne T. Watson | Siegfried M. Holzer | L. Watson | S. Holzer

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