This document discusses Lagrange interpolation functions for serendipity family finite elements. It covers quadratic and cubic elements in 2D rectangular meshes using classical interpolation polynomials. It provides example nodal values and expressions for Lagrange interpolation of bilinear and bicubic elements. It also mentions static condensation and references a textbook on the finite element method.
This document discusses Lagrange interpolation functions for serendipity family finite elements. It covers quadratic and cubic elements in 2D rectangular meshes using classical interpolation polynomials. It provides example nodal values and expressions for Lagrange interpolation of bilinear and bicubic elements. It also mentions static condensation and references a textbook on the finite element method.
This document discusses Lagrange interpolation functions for serendipity family finite elements. It covers quadratic and cubic elements in 2D rectangular meshes using classical interpolation polynomials. It provides example nodal values and expressions for Lagrange interpolation of bilinear and bicubic elements. It also mentions static condensation and references a textbook on the finite element method.
METHOD UNIT : III SESSION : 4.9 PREPARED BY : S.ESAKKIYAPPAN ALIAS GURUSAMY CONTENTS • Lagrange interpolation functions for serendipity family elements. 4.9 Lagrange interpolation functions for serendipity family elements. • Quadratic Element • Cubic Element • Two Dimensional Rectangular Elements using Classical Interpolation Polynomials
The product of Lagrange interpolation polynomials in x and y
directions can be used to represent the interpolation functions of a rectangular element as shown in above figure a • • Queries • Write the Nodal values of the field variable for 1 D element . • Obtain the final expression for lagrange interpolation for bilinear element. • Obtain the final expression for lagrange interpolation for bicubic element • Which technique is known as static condensation • Get the Lagrange interpolation functions formula for n solutions Reference • Singiresu.S Rao, The Finite Element Method in Engineering, Fourth Edition. Elsevier Publications, Florida, USA Course Committee Members Course faculty / S.No Members campus Coordinator 1 Mr.S.Balamurugan Course Coordinator Kattankulathur 2 Dr.Sandipan Roy Course faculty Kattankulathur 3 Dr. Srihari Dodla Course faculty Kattankulathur 4 Mr.D.Raja Course faculty Kattankulathur 5 Dr.P.V.Jeyakarthikeyan Course faculty Kattankulathur 6 Mr.J.Daniel Glad Stephen Course faculty Kattankulathur 7 Mr.K.Jegadeesan Course faculty Kattankulathur 8 Mr.P.Susai Manickam Course faculty Kattankulathur 9 Mr.M.Sachidhanandam Course faculty Kattankulathur Mr. Esakkiyappan alias 10 Course Coordinator Ramapuram Gurusamy S 11 D.K.Mohan Kumar . Course faculty Ramapuram 12 Mr. Arunraj Course faculty Ramapuram 13 Mr.Ravikumar Course Coordinator Vadapalani 14 Mr. Arunnath Course faculty Vadapalani Thank you
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