Exact integration scheme for six-node wedge element mass matrix
Eli Hanukah

TL;DR
This paper introduces an exact, efficient integration scheme for six-node wedge element mass matrices, improving accuracy and reducing computational effort compared to traditional numerical methods.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel seven-point exact integration rule for mass matrices of six-node wedge elements, including new schemes with fewer points and enhanced accuracy.
Findings
Exact integration scheme with seven points derived
New one- and four-point schemes proposed
Improved accuracy over existing numerical methods
Abstract
Currently, mass matrices are computed by means of sufficiently accurate numerical integration schemes. Two-point and nine-point (Gauss) quadrature remain frequently used. We derive an exact, easy to implement integration rule for six-node wedge element mass matrices based on seven points only. Both consistent and lumped mass matrices have been considered. New metric (jacobian determinant) interpolation accompanied by analytical integration permits computing effort reduction next to accuracy increase of integration rule. In addition, one and four point mass matrices integration schemes have been proposed. Accuracy superiority over equivalent schemes is established.
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TopicsMatrix Theory and Algorithms
