Fourier series (based) multiscale method for computational analysis in science and engineering: VII. Fourier series multiscale solution for elastic bending of beams on Pasternak foundations
Weiming Sun, Zimao Zhang

TL;DR
This paper develops a Fourier series multiscale analytical method for solving the elastic bending problem of beams on Pasternak foundations, extending previous work to include general boundary conditions and a wide range of parameters.
Contribution
It introduces a novel Fourier series multiscale solution for the beam bending problem on Pasternak foundations, incorporating general boundary conditions and demonstrating convergence and multiscale properties.
Findings
The method provides uniformly convergent solutions up to fourth order derivatives.
Numerical examples confirm the effectiveness and accuracy of the multiscale approach.
The approach captures the multiscale characteristics of beam bending on foundations.
Abstract
Fourier series multiscale method, a concise and efficient analytical approach for multiscale computation, will be developed out of this series of papers. In the seventh paper, the usual structural analysis of beams on an elastic foundation is extended to a thorough multiscale analysis for a fourth order linear differential equation for transverse deflection of the beam, where general boundary conditions and a wide spectrum of model parameters are prescribed. For this purpose, the solution function is expressed as a linear combination of the boundary function and the internal function, to ensure the series expression obtained uniformly convergent and termwise differentiable up to fourth order. Meanwhile, the internal function corresponds to the particular solution, and the boundary function corresponds to the general solution which satisfies the homogeneous form of the governing…
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TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering · Composite Material Mechanics · Thermoelastic and Magnetoelastic Phenomena
