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Stochastic Newmark schemes for the discretization of hysteretic models

Pedro Vieira,Paula M. Oliveira,Álvaro Cunha

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The need to study and to obtain digital solutions of stochastic nonlineardifferential equations is a common situation in Seismic Engineering. This isthe case for the hysteretic models. These models do not have an exact solution andcan only be approximated by numerical methods. We discretize the solutions usingthe stochastic improved Euler scheme and the three parameter implicit stochasticNewmark schemes: a higher order and a lower order Newmark scheme. In the caseof hysteretic models subjected to gaussian white noises, we were able to reduce theproblem of approximating the solution to that of a linear system in each time stepavoiding the NewtonRaphson method in the same time steps. This allowed us tosave computational effort in the approximation of the response of the hystereticsystem and was achieved by giving explicitly the value of one of the parameters inthe equation of the Newmark scheme that corresponds to the hysteretic variablewhile keeping the equations of the displacement and velocity implicit. We comparethe performance of these two implicit Newmark schemes. In the simulationstudy for the Bouc-Wen model, we compare the solutions produced for the specificchoice of the parameters ( = 0.5, ß = 0.5) which are the values used by Roy andDash(2005) in the case of linear systems. We conclude that the standard deviationof the displacement obtained from the proposed higher order Newmark scheme islarger than that obtained from the proposed lower order Newmark scheme. Theproposed lower order Newmark scheme is computationally atractive to competewith the improved Euler scheme.

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19th International Conference on Computational Statistics Paris - France, August 22-27, 2010 COMPSTAT’2010 Book of Abstracts Conservatoire National des Arts et M´etiers (CNAM) and the French National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control (INRIA) Stochastic Newmark Schemes for the Discretization of Hysteretic Models Pedro Vieira1,2, Paula M. Oliveira2, and ´ Alvaro Cunha2 1University of Tr´as-os-Montes e Alto Douro Quinta de Prados, Vila Real, Portugal, pmfvieir[email protected]om 2Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto Rua Dr. Roberto Frias, Porto, Portugal p[email protected] [email protected] Abstract. The need to study and to obtain digital solutions of stochastic nonlinear differential equations is a common situation in Seismic Engineering. This is the case for the hysteretic models. These models do not have an exact solution and can only be approximated by numerical methods. We discretize the solutions using the stochastic improved Euler scheme and the three parameter implicit stochastic Newmark schemes: a higher order and a lower order Newmark scheme. In the case of hysteretic models subjected to gaussian white noises, we were able to reduce the problem of approximating the solution to that of a linear system in each time step avoiding the Newton–Raphson method in the same time steps. This allowed us to save computational effort in the approximation of the response of the hysteretic system and was achieved by giving explicitly the value of one of the parameters in the equation of the Newmark scheme that corresponds to the hysteretic variable while keeping the equations of the displacement and velocity implicit. We compare the performance of these two implicit Newmark schemes. In the simulation study for the Bouc-Wen model, we compare the solutions produced for the specific choice of the parameters (α= 0.5, β= 0.5) which are the values used by Roy and Dash(2005) in the case of linear systems. We conclude that the standard deviation of the displacement obtained from the proposed higher order Newmark scheme is larger than that obtained from the proposed lower order Newmark scheme. The proposed lower order Newmark scheme is computationally atractive to compete with the improved Euler scheme. Keywords: Stochastic Differential Equations, Newmark schemes, Hysteretic models References Roy, D. and M.K. Dash (2005): Explorations of a family of stochastic Newmark methods in engineering dynamics. Comput. Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering, 194, 4758–4796. Tocino, A. and J. Vigo-Aguiar (2005): Weak second order conditions for stochastic Runge-Kutta methods. SIAM, J. Sci. Comput., 24(2), 507–523. PS2: Poster Session 2 347