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A stochastic LATIN method for stochastic and parameterized elastoplastic analysis
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DOI：10.1016/j.cma.2023.116613.png)
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The LATIN method has been developed and successfully applied to a variety of deterministic problems, but few work has been developed for nonlinear stochastic problems. This paper presents a stochastic LATIN method to solve stochastic and/or parameterized elastoplastic problems. To this end, the stochastic solution is decoupled into spatial, temporal and stochastic spaces, and approximated by the sum of a set of products of triplets of spatial functions, temporal functions and random variables. Each triplet is then calculated in a greedy way using a stochastic LATIN iteration. The high efficiency of the proposed method relies on two aspects: The nonlinearity is efficiently handled by inheriting advantages of the classical LATIN method, and the randomness and/or parameters are effectively treated by a sample-based approximation of stochastic spaces. Further, the proposed method is not sensitive to the stochastic and/or parametric dimensions of inputs due to the sample description of stochastic spaces. It can thus be applied to high-dimensional stochastic and parameterized problems. Five numerical examples demonstrate the promising performance of the proposed stochastic LATIN method.
Keywords:
Stochastic elastoplasticity
Stochastic LATIN method
Stochastic and parameterized inputs
Randomized proper generalized decomposition
Stochastic model order reduction
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