An implicit stabilized node-based smoothed finite element method for ultimate bearing capacity analysis of strip footing. (English) Zbl 07855291
Keywords:
node-based smoothed finite element method; implicit framework of computation; stabilization technique; ultimate bearing capacity; Taylor series expansion; shear modulusReferences:
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