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Comparative study of different nonconserving time integrators for wave propagation in hyperelastic waveguides

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This paper addresses the formulation and numerical efficiency of various numerical models of different nonconserving time integrators for studying wave propagation in nonlinear hyperelastic waveguides. The study includes different nonlinear finite element formulations based on standard Galerkin finite element model, time domain spectral finite element model, Taylor–Galerkin finite element model, generalized Galerkin finite element model and frequency domain spectral finite element model. A comparative study on the computational efficiency of these different models is made using a hyperelastic rod model, and the optimal computational scheme is identified. The identified scheme is then used to study the propagation of transverse and longitudinal waves in a Timoshenko beam with Murnaghan material nonlinearity.

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Gopalakrishnan, S., Ramabathiran, A.A. Comparative study of different nonconserving time integrators for wave propagation in hyperelastic waveguides. Acta Mech 225, 2789–2814 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00707-014-1209-y

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