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Interdependent Interpolation Element- Timoshenko Beam
Folks,
I am trying to establish what interpolation functions he used to obtain the 8 approximation functions. See attached excerpt from the book. He states that a cubic approximation can be used for ##w(x)## and an interpendent quadratic approximation for ##\Psi(x)## thus I write ##\Delta^e_1=w^e_1=c_1^e+c_2^ex_e+c_3^ex_e^2+c_4^ex_e^3 ## ##\Delta^e_2=S^e_1=c_1^e+c_2^ex_e+c_3^ex_e^2+0 ## ##\displaystyle\Delta^e_3=w^e_2=c_1^e+c_2^ex_{e+1}+c_3^ex_{e+1}^2+c_4^e x_{e+1}^3 ## ##\displaystyle\Delta^e_4=S^e_2=c_1^e+c_2^ex_{e+1}+c_3^ex_{e+1}^2+0 ## Putting into matrix form and inverting to find the c values wolfram comes up with the matrix being singular (note I am using dummy variables). http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i...2%2C0%7D%7D%5D |
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