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A numerical procedure for contact analysis and calculating subsurface stress was developed. The procedure takes the advantage of signal processing technique in frequency domain to achieve shorter computing time. Boussinesq’s equation was adopted as a response function in contact analysis. The validity of this procedure was proved by comparing the numerical results with the exact solutions. The fastness of this procedure was also compared with other algorithm.
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Cho, YJ., Koo, YP. & Kim, TW. A new FFT technique for the analysis of contact pressure and subsurface stress in a semi-infinite solid. KSME International Journal 14, 331–337 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03186426
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