Implementation of a hybrid Trefftz finite element for the analysis of elastodynamic media (Lamé soil) in the frequency domain
Implementation of a hybrid Trefftz finite element for the analysis of elastodynamic media (Lamé soil) in the frequency domain
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diplomová prácemaster thesis
Autor
Michal Šmejkal
Vedoucí práce
Lainer Mirjam
Oponent práce
Müller Gerhard
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Konstrukce a dopravní stavbyStudijní program
Stavební inženýrstvíInstituce přidělující hodnost
katedra mechanikyPráva
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The thesis develops numerical tools for dynamic analysis of elastic media. Particularly, the hybrid-Trefftz method is applied in order to approximate the solution of the underlying differential equation expressed in the frequency domain. In addition, wave propagation in unbounded media is investigated and the absorbing boundary modelling approach is described in detail. The main purpose of the work was to develop a program enabling such analysis and implement it in Matlab software. To validate the code, the obtained results are compared to the analytical solutions as well as to the results acquired with the wave based method, for which an already existing code has been provided. Moreover, theoretical aspects of both methods are summarized and compared. The thesis develops numerical tools for dynamic analysis of elastic media. Particularly, the hybrid-Trefftz method is applied in order to approximate the solution of the underlying differential equation expressed in the frequency domain. In addition, wave propagation in unbounded media is investigated and the absorbing boundary modelling approach is described in detail. The main purpose of the work was to develop a program enabling such analysis and implement it in Matlab software. To validate the code, the obtained results are compared to the analytical solutions as well as to the results acquired with the wave based method, for which an already existing code has been provided. Moreover, theoretical aspects of both methods are summarized and compared.
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- Diplomové práce - 11132 [190]