CIVL3310 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS Professor CC Chang Introduction to Matrix based techniques.

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CIVL3310 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS Professor CC Chang Introduction to Matrix based techniques

Slope-Deflection Relationship AB M AB M BA L  = moment/rotation + M BA A B M AB AA BB L     V AB V BA

Matrix based Techniques M BA A B M AB AA BB L V AB V BA A B M  A =0  A =0  B =0  B ≠0 =0 M= M/2 3M/2L

Matrix based Techniques M BA A B M AB AA BB L V AB V BA A B  A =0  A =0  B ≠0  B ≠0 =0 0= PL P P P=

Finite Element Methods

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