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A finite element lumped mass scheme for solving eigenvalue problems of circular arches

II. Numerical experiments with double precision arithmetic

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This study is a continuation of a previous paper [4] in which the numerical results are given by using single precision arithmetic. In this paper, we show the numerical results which experess the sharper convergence properties than those of [4], by using double precision arithmetic.

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Dedicated to Prof. Masaya Yamaguti on the occasion of his 60th birthday

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Ishihara, K. A finite element lumped mass scheme for solving eigenvalue problems of circular arches. Numer. Math. 46, 499–504 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01389655

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