Lecture

Modal Analysis & Buckling

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Description

This lecture covers how to solve eigenvalue problems in Abaqus for modal analysis and buckling. It explains the theory behind eigenmode analysis, the extraction of natural resonance frequencies, and eigenmodes of a structure. The lecture also demonstrates how to handle free boundary conditions and symmetries in modal analysis.

Instructor

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