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Matrix and Finite Element Displacement Analysis of Structures

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This book provides a comprehensive introduction to structural analysis using matrix methods and the finite element displacement approach. D. J. Dawe explains the fundamental principles of structural behavior, focusing on the development of stiffness matrices, displacement formulations, and equilibrium relationships in a systematic and mathematically clear manner. The text covers the formulation of various structural elements including bars, beams, frames, plates, and general continuum elements—and demonstrates how these elements can be assembled into complete structural systems. Emphasis is placed on the energy methods that form the theoretical foundation of the finite element method, as well as on practical numerical procedures used to solve large structural problems. Throughout the book, examples and derivations are presented to guide the reader from basic concepts to advanced applications, making it a valuable reference for engineering students and professionals in structural and computational mechanics.

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Series Title

Engineering

Call Number

2SOC7

Publisher

: Oxford University., 1984

Collation

565

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0-19-856213-6

Edition

-

Subject(s)

engineering
Finite Element
analysis

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