A least squares recursive gradient meshfree collocation method for superconvergent structural vibration analysis

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A least squares recursive gradient meshfree collocation method for superconvergent structural vibration analysis

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Year: 2021 Journal: Computational Mechanics Vol: 68 (5)Pages: 1063-1096 Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

DOI: 10.1007/s00466-021-02059-5

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Superconvergence Collocation (remote sensing) Collocation method Moving least squares Meshfree methods Diffuse element method Mathematics Basis function Applied mathematics Finite element method Mathematical analysis Computer science Extended finite element method Differential equation Finite element limit analysis Physics

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