Application for a Novel Perturbation Expansion Method

We formulate a coupled vibration problem between a structure and an acoustic field by FEM (finite element methods). The problem leads to a nonstandard eigenvalue problem. Furthermore, we introduce a coupling strength parameter ε as a multiplier applied to the non-diagonal coupling terms. A natural i...

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Main Authors: Li Deng, Craig C. Douglas, Gundolf Haase, Takashi Kako, Ichiro Hagiwara
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SAGE Publishing 2009-03-01
Series:Journal of Algorithms & Computational Technology
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1260/174830109787186532
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spelling doaj-69e8f667ddc146d5bb508727fe1cbecb2020-11-25T03:24:25ZengSAGE PublishingJournal of Algorithms & Computational Technology1748-30181748-30262009-03-01310.1260/174830109787186532Application for a Novel Perturbation Expansion MethodLi DengCraig C. DouglasGundolf HaaseTakashi KakoIchiro HagiwaraWe formulate a coupled vibration problem between a structure and an acoustic field by FEM (finite element methods). The problem leads to a nonstandard eigenvalue problem. Furthermore, we introduce a coupling strength parameter ε as a multiplier applied to the non-diagonal coupling terms. A natural interpretation of this parameter is given. We represent an eigenpair for the coupled system by a perturbation series with respect to ε which enables us to express the eigenpair for the coupled case by those for the decoupled case. In some practical applications, by using this perturbation series, it would become unnecessary to perform time consuming computations to get coupled eigenvalues, and hence the present results obtained by the perturbation analysis might have considerable engineering importance. We confirm the adequacy of this perturbation analysis by investigating numerical examples. The results are given for a two dimensional coupled problem which given exact solution so that we can compare the results.https://doi.org/10.1260/174830109787186532
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author Li Deng
Craig C. Douglas
Gundolf Haase
Takashi Kako
Ichiro Hagiwara
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Craig C. Douglas
Gundolf Haase
Takashi Kako
Ichiro Hagiwara
Application for a Novel Perturbation Expansion Method
Journal of Algorithms & Computational Technology
author_facet Li Deng
Craig C. Douglas
Gundolf Haase
Takashi Kako
Ichiro Hagiwara
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title Application for a Novel Perturbation Expansion Method
title_short Application for a Novel Perturbation Expansion Method
title_full Application for a Novel Perturbation Expansion Method
title_fullStr Application for a Novel Perturbation Expansion Method
title_full_unstemmed Application for a Novel Perturbation Expansion Method
title_sort application for a novel perturbation expansion method
publisher SAGE Publishing
series Journal of Algorithms & Computational Technology
issn 1748-3018
1748-3026
publishDate 2009-03-01
description We formulate a coupled vibration problem between a structure and an acoustic field by FEM (finite element methods). The problem leads to a nonstandard eigenvalue problem. Furthermore, we introduce a coupling strength parameter ε as a multiplier applied to the non-diagonal coupling terms. A natural interpretation of this parameter is given. We represent an eigenpair for the coupled system by a perturbation series with respect to ε which enables us to express the eigenpair for the coupled case by those for the decoupled case. In some practical applications, by using this perturbation series, it would become unnecessary to perform time consuming computations to get coupled eigenvalues, and hence the present results obtained by the perturbation analysis might have considerable engineering importance. We confirm the adequacy of this perturbation analysis by investigating numerical examples. The results are given for a two dimensional coupled problem which given exact solution so that we can compare the results.
url https://doi.org/10.1260/174830109787186532
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