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Research paper thumbnail of Inverse bifurcation problem for von Karman-type elliptic equations

2018 14th International Conference on Advanced Trends in Radioelecrtronics, Telecommunications and Computer Engineering (TCSET), 2018

Typical solution sequences similar to those of post-bifurcation solutions observed along the bifu... more Typical solution sequences similar to those of post-bifurcation solutions observed along the bifurcation paths of the nonlinear boundary problem for von Karman equations are extracted to serve as precursors of bifurcation (tools to solve the problem). The method allows one to divide all operations required to solve the problem under study into two non-equal parts. The most time-consuming part (to trace bifurcation paths and cluster the respective solution) is performed off-line, while the part of the algorithm that is carried out on-line (the identification algorithm) requires a relatively small number of arithmetic operations. This allows development of the efficient system of rapid identification of pre-buckling states.

Research paper thumbnail of Prediction and Control of Buckling: The Inverse Bifurcation Problems for von Karman Equations

Applied Mathematical Analysis: Theory, Methods, and Applications, 2019

The chapter presents novel approaches to predict and control buckling of thin-walled structures; ... more The chapter presents novel approaches to predict and control buckling of thin-walled structures; mathematically, these approaches are formalized as the first and second inverse bifurcation problems for von Karman equations. Both approaches are based upon the method employed to solve the direct bifurcation problem for the equations in question. The approach considered was applied to several difficult problems of actual practice, viz., for the first inverse problem, to the problems of optimal thickness distribution and optimal external pressure distribution for a cylindrical shell, optimal curvature for a cylindrical panel as well; for the second inverse problem, to the problem to predict buckling of a cylindrical shell under an external pressure.

Research paper thumbnail of Rapid identification of pre-buckling states: A case of cylindrical shell

Thin-Walled Structures, 2018

The problem to identify pre-buckling states for thin-walled shell corresponds to the problem to i... more The problem to identify pre-buckling states for thin-walled shell corresponds to the problem to identify prebifurcation solutions (the inverse bifurcation problem) for von Karman equations that govern the structure. Typical solution sequences similar to those of post-bifurcation solutions observed along the bifurcation paths of the nonlinear boundary problem for von Karman equations are extracted to serve as precursors of bifurcation (tools to solve the problem). The method allows one to divide all operations required to solve the problem under study into two non-equal parts. The most time-consuming part (to trace bifurcation paths and cluster the respective solution) is performed off-line, while the part of the algorithm that is carried out on-line (the identification algorithm) requires a relatively small number of arithmetic operations. This allows development of the efficient system of rapid identification of pre-buckling states.

Research paper thumbnail of Inverse bifurcation problem for von Karman-type elliptic equations

2018 14th International Conference on Advanced Trends in Radioelecrtronics, Telecommunications and Computer Engineering (TCSET), 2018

Typical solution sequences similar to those of post-bifurcation solutions observed along the bifu... more Typical solution sequences similar to those of post-bifurcation solutions observed along the bifurcation paths of the nonlinear boundary problem for von Karman equations are extracted to serve as precursors of bifurcation (tools to solve the problem). The method allows one to divide all operations required to solve the problem under study into two non-equal parts. The most time-consuming part (to trace bifurcation paths and cluster the respective solution) is performed off-line, while the part of the algorithm that is carried out on-line (the identification algorithm) requires a relatively small number of arithmetic operations. This allows development of the efficient system of rapid identification of pre-buckling states.

Research paper thumbnail of Prediction and Control of Buckling: The Inverse Bifurcation Problems for von Karman Equations

Applied Mathematical Analysis: Theory, Methods, and Applications, 2019

The chapter presents novel approaches to predict and control buckling of thin-walled structures; ... more The chapter presents novel approaches to predict and control buckling of thin-walled structures; mathematically, these approaches are formalized as the first and second inverse bifurcation problems for von Karman equations. Both approaches are based upon the method employed to solve the direct bifurcation problem for the equations in question. The approach considered was applied to several difficult problems of actual practice, viz., for the first inverse problem, to the problems of optimal thickness distribution and optimal external pressure distribution for a cylindrical shell, optimal curvature for a cylindrical panel as well; for the second inverse problem, to the problem to predict buckling of a cylindrical shell under an external pressure.

Research paper thumbnail of Rapid identification of pre-buckling states: A case of cylindrical shell

Thin-Walled Structures, 2018

The problem to identify pre-buckling states for thin-walled shell corresponds to the problem to i... more The problem to identify pre-buckling states for thin-walled shell corresponds to the problem to identify prebifurcation solutions (the inverse bifurcation problem) for von Karman equations that govern the structure. Typical solution sequences similar to those of post-bifurcation solutions observed along the bifurcation paths of the nonlinear boundary problem for von Karman equations are extracted to serve as precursors of bifurcation (tools to solve the problem). The method allows one to divide all operations required to solve the problem under study into two non-equal parts. The most time-consuming part (to trace bifurcation paths and cluster the respective solution) is performed off-line, while the part of the algorithm that is carried out on-line (the identification algorithm) requires a relatively small number of arithmetic operations. This allows development of the efficient system of rapid identification of pre-buckling states.

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