Lecture

Finite Element Modeling: Dynamics

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Description

This lecture covers the derivation of the equation of motion for a mass density, interpolation introduction, Newton's equation for continuum mechanics, finite element basics, and the Newmark method for time integration. It also discusses the stability of the Newmark-B method and the importance of eigenfrequencies and eigenvectors in modal analysis.

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