Sensitivity analysis of generalised eigenproblems and application to wave and finite element models

First order sensitivity analysis of the eigenvalue problem of generalised, nonsymmetric matrices using perturbation theory is presented. These results are then applied to sensitivity analysis of free wave propagation estimates (wavenumbers and wave mode shapes) using the wave and finite element (WFE...

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Main Authors: Cicirello, A, Mace, B
Format: Conference item
Published: 2019
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description First order sensitivity analysis of the eigenvalue problem of generalised, nonsymmetric matrices using perturbation theory is presented. These results are then applied to sensitivity analysis of free wave propagation estimates (wavenumbers and wave mode shapes) using the wave and finite element (WFE) method with respect to system parameters. Three formulations of the WFE eigenvalue problem are presented: the transfer matrix method, the projection method and Zhong’s method. Numerical results for a thin rod are given as an example. Sensitivities can be calculated at negligible computational cost.
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spelling oxford-uuid:bd43b486-05a3-4daf-bdce-baf71a5b5b832022-03-27T05:30:29ZSensitivity analysis of generalised eigenproblems and application to wave and finite element modelsConference itemhttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_5794uuid:bd43b486-05a3-4daf-bdce-baf71a5b5b83Symplectic Elements at Oxford2019Cicirello, AMace, BFirst order sensitivity analysis of the eigenvalue problem of generalised, nonsymmetric matrices using perturbation theory is presented. These results are then applied to sensitivity analysis of free wave propagation estimates (wavenumbers and wave mode shapes) using the wave and finite element (WFE) method with respect to system parameters. Three formulations of the WFE eigenvalue problem are presented: the transfer matrix method, the projection method and Zhong’s method. Numerical results for a thin rod are given as an example. Sensitivities can be calculated at negligible computational cost.
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Sensitivity analysis of generalised eigenproblems and application to wave and finite element models
title Sensitivity analysis of generalised eigenproblems and application to wave and finite element models
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title_fullStr Sensitivity analysis of generalised eigenproblems and application to wave and finite element models
title_full_unstemmed Sensitivity analysis of generalised eigenproblems and application to wave and finite element models
title_short Sensitivity analysis of generalised eigenproblems and application to wave and finite element models
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