Finite Elements in Analysis and Design 38 (2002) 765782

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Finite- and boundary-element linear and nonlinear analyses of shells and shell-like structures A bibliography (1999 2001)
Jaroslav Mackerle
Linkoping Institute of Technology, Department of Mechanical Engineering, S-581 83 Linkoping, Sweden

Abstract This bibliography contains references to papers, conference proceedings and theses= dissertations dealing with the linear and nonlinear nite element and boundary element analyses of shells that were published in 1999 2001.? 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.

1. Introduction This bibliography provides a list of references on the linear and nonlinear nite element and boundary element analyses of shells. General solution techniques as well as problem-specic applications are included. The entries have been retrieved from the authors database, MAKEBASE. They are grouped into two main sections:
Finite elements Boundary elements

The references have been published in scientic journals, conference proceedings, and theses= dissertations between 1999 and 2001 (the rst ve months of 2001) [1310,382394]. Some previously published papers, reviews and theses on the analysis of shells by means of nite element and boundary element methods, in general, can be found in entries [311381] of the Finite element methods section and in [395 398] of the Boundary element methods section of this bibliography, respectively. The references are sorted in each category alphabetically according to the rst authors name.
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The main topics include: 2D and 3D, linear and nonlinear, static and dynamic analyses of shells; material and geometrical nonlinear analyses; symmetric and asymmetric vibrations; transient dynamic analyses; seismic analyses; impact problems; thermal and thermomechanical analyses; static and dynamic stability problems; buckling and post-buckling; collapse; fracture mechanics problems; crack analyses; delamination problems; creep-damage; damage; ultimate strength analyses; contact problems; contact with friction; shells on elastic foundations; constitutive modelling; material processing; metal forming; adaptive modelling; stochastic problems; integration schemes; stress recovery and error estimation. Element library: triangular, rectangular and quadrilateral shells; low-order and high-order shell elements; shallow and deep shells; at and curved shell elements; thick and thin elements; degenerated elements; conforming and non-conforming elements; laminated elements; layered elements; axisymmetric shells; sandwich shells; shells with cutouts; isoparametric shell elements; locking-free elements; element tests. Element formulations: displacement, mixed and hybrid methods; hybrid-mixed methods; hybrid and enhanced elements; assumed strain elements. Geometry: elliptic, parabolic and hyperbolic shells; circular cylindrical shells; conical shells; spherical shells; toroidal shells; grid shells; general shells; applied shell-like structures- silos, pressure vessels and piping; imperfect shell structures. Material= material properties: metals; polymers; composites; concrete; isotropic, orthotropic and anisotropic; linear elastic; hyperelastic; rigid-plastic; elasto-plastic; viscoelastic; viscoplastic; elastoviscoplastic; thermoviscoelastic; incompressible. Not included in this bibliography: shell eld problems; uid-structure interaction; optimisation problems; smart shells; shell mesh generation. References Finite element methods: papers in journals= conference proceedings and theses
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