Are there some examples about membrane large deformation simulation used FEAP?
I try to use FEAP7.4 to simulate membrane large deformation. But there are some difficulties. I want to learn from some examples.
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Harnessing snap-through instability in soft dielectrics to achieve giant voltage-triggered deformation
For a dielectric elastomer membrane we show giant voltage-triggered expansion of area by 1692%, far beyond the largest values reported in the literature.
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Post-doctoral Research Position on Multiscale Computational Mechanics at Vanderbilt University
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