COMPLETE EIGEN-SOLUTIONS FOR ANTI-PLANE NOTCHES WITH MULTI-MATERIALS BY SUPER-INVERSE ITERATION

Ln this paper, the super-inverse iterative method is proposed to compute the accurate and complete eigen-solutions for anti-plane cracks/notches with multi-materials, arbitrary opening angles and various surface conditions. Taking the advantage of the knowledge of the variation forms of the eigen-functions, a series of numerical techniques are proposed to simplify the computation and speed up the convergence rare of the inverse iteration. A number of numerical examples are given to demonstrate the excellent accuracy, efficiency and reliability of the proposed approach.

Sympletic eigen-solution for clamped Mindlin plate bending problem

Hamiltonian system for the problem on clamped Mindlin plate bending was established by introducing the dual variables for the generalized displacements in this letter. By separation of variables, the transverse eigen-problem was derived based on the sympletic geometry method. With the solved sympletic eigen-values, the generalized sympletic eigen-solution was derived through eigenfunction expansion. An example of plate with all edges clamped was given. The sympletic solution system was worked out directly from the Hamiltonian system. It breaks the limitation of traditional analytic methods which need to select basis functions in advance. The results indicate that the sympletic solution method could find its more extensive applications.

Matrix perturbation based approach for sensitivity analysis of eigen-solutions in a microgrid

Sensitivities of eigen-solutions to control variables play an important role in microgrid studies,such as coordinated optimal design of controllers and parameters,robust stability analysis on control variables,oscillation modes analysis on a system,etc.Considering the importance of sensitivities and the complexity of state matrix in a microgrid,parameter perturbations are utilized in this paper to analyze the construction characteristics of state matrix.Then,the sensitivities of eigenvalues and eigenvectors to control variables are obtained based on the first-order matrix perturbation theory,which makes the complex derivations of sensitivity formulas and repeated solutions of eigenvalue problem unnecessary.Finally,the effectiveness of the matrix perturbation based approach for sensitivity calculation in a microgrid is verified by a numerical example on a low-voltage microgrid prototype.

Unified calculation of eigen-solutions in power systems based on matrix perturbation theory

Calculation of eigen-solutions plays an important role in the small signal stability analysis of power systems.In this paper,a novel approach based on matrix perturbation theory is proposed for the calculation of eigen-solutions in a perturbed system.Rigorous theoretical analysis is conducted on the solution of distinct,multiple,and close eigen-solutions,respectively,under perturbations of parameters.The computational flowchart of the unified solution of eigen-solutions is then proposed,aimed toward obtaining eigen-solutions of a perturbed system directly with algebraic formulas without solving an eigenvalue problem repeatedly.Finally,the effectiveness of the matrix perturbation based approach for eigen-solutions’calculation in power systems is verified by numerical examples on a two-area four-machine system.

Symplectic solution for three dimensional couple stress problem and its variational principle

A new state vector is presented for symplectic solution to three dimensional couple stress problem. Without relying on the analogy relationship, the dual PDEs of couple stress problem are derived by a new state vector. The duality solution methodology in a new form is thus extended to three dimensional couple stress. A new symplectic orthonormality relationship is proved. The symplectic solution to couple stress theory based a new state vector is more accordant with the custom of classical elasticity and is more convenient to process boundary conditions. A Hamilton mixed energy variational principle is derived by the integral method.