Discrete singular convolution and its application to the analysis of plates with internal supports. Part 1: Theory and algorithm

By G. Wei, Ye Zhao, Yang Xiang. 2002

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Matched interface and boundary (MIB) method for the vibration analysis of plates (2009, methodology): “Although domain extensions were also commonly used in the DSC algorithm [ 29 ], each boundary condition is used only once.”
Numerical analysis of free vibrations of laminated composite conical and cylindrical shells (2007, methodology): “Wei and his co-workers first applied the DSC algorithm to solve solid and fluid mechanics problem [52,53,46,50].”
An efficient method for free vibration analysis of rotating truncated conical shells (2006, methodology): “Wei and his co-workers first applied the DSC algorithm to solve solid and fluid mechanics problems [28–30].”
A DIFFERENTIAL QUADRATURE PROCEDURE WITH REGULARIZATION OF THE DIRAC-DELTA FUNCTION FOR NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF MOVING LOAD PROBLEM (2015, methodology): “In Wei et al. (2002), various forms of the regularized Dirac-delta function have been proposed in the context of the discrete singular convolution method.”
DSC‐Ritz method for the free vibration analysis of Mindlin plates (2005, methodology): “The DSC algorithm has been used for vibration analysis of plates with simply supported, clamped, and transversely supported edges [33], mixed edge supports [30], complex internal supports [ 24 , 32], irregular internal supports [35], and plates subjected to high-frequency vibration levels [31, 34] .”