Bathe's subspace iteration, how to find the largest eigenvalue/mode?
Does anyone know how to modify Bathe's subspace iteration eigensolver to compute the highest eigenvalue instead of the smallest ?
Does anyone know how to modify Bathe's subspace iteration eigensolver to compute the highest eigenvalue instead of the smallest ?
We have studied how complex ordered patterns can appear from buckling-induced geometrically frustrated triangular cellular structures.
The paper is selected as the Physical Review Letters Editors' Suggestion and highlighted in Physics Synopsis as the link below.
http://journals.aps.org/prl/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevLett.112.098701
abstract:
Anyone has an example using this subroutine ?
I have implemented a test pgm as per user manual but i cannot get it to work.
Thanks.
I have an eigenvalue solver, subspace iteration, that can get only positive eigenvalues. I have a problem (K - lambda M)u=0 that has pairs of eigenvalues +/- lambda. How can I transform the eigenvalue problem for the solver to search for lambda^2 rather than lambda?
Can buckling and instability of a structure be affected by Eshelby forces?
We provide a positive answer to this question, see http://www.ing.unitn.it/~bigoni/blade.html
How to find a response for a pinned-(pinned+ torsion spring) column with sinusoidal axial load?
I am unable to decouple the equations in space and time using variable separable method, with one end pinned-other end pinned with torsion spring as boundary conditions.
Can anyone please help.
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Rajnish
Anyone knows an efficient implementation of the subspace iteration method to compute a few lower eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a generalized problem KG*u=lambda*KS*u or any similar method? i.e., to compute the buckling loads and modes.
I'd like to use something optimized to Intel or amd64 processors or similar, like MKL, etc.
This is for bifurcation buckling analysis. KG is the stiffness matrix. KS is the geometric stress matrix. Both constructed from a FEM discretization.