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P. G. Morev, "A version of the finite element method for frictional contact problems," Mech. Solids. 42 (4), 640-651 (2007)
Year 2007 Volume 42 Number 4 Pages 640-651
Title A version of the finite element method for frictional contact problems
Author(s) P. G. Morev (Orel State Technical University, Naugorskoe sh. 29, Orel, 302020, Russia, avtopl@ostu.ru)
Abstract We propose a method for solving frictional contact problems which is based on including the generalized coordinates of absolutely rigid bodies in the degrees of freedom of the system under study and on varying the functional of the variational problem with respect to these coordinates. As a result, one can include the generalized coordinates or the energy-conjugate generalized forces directly in the right-hand side of the resolving system of equations, which permits easily taking into account any laws of motion or loading of absolutely rigid bodies.
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Received 12 April 2004
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