Fig. 4: Computational results for 1D beam structure. | Communications Engineering

Fig. 4: Computational results for 1D beam structure.

From: Multi-level physics informed deep learning for solving partial differential equations in computational structural mechanics

Fig. 4

a Randomly distributed training data for beam structures. b Verification for case 1 (simply supported beam). The boundary displacement ω constraint is given by ω | x/l=0,x/l=1 = 0. The vertical uniform load q is set to −1. c Verification for case 2 (double-clamped beam). The displacement ω and turning angle θ at the ends of the beam are imposed with ω | x/l=0,x/l=1 = 0 and θ | x/l=0,x/l=1 = 0. The vertical uniform load q is −1. d Verification for case 3. The turning angles θ at the beam ends are constrained, namely, θ | x/l=0,x/l=1 = 0, but the constraints of displacements ω are separately given by ω | x/l=0 = 0 and ω | x/l=1 = 1. e Verification for case 4. The constraints of displacements ω and turning angles θ are defined as ω | x/l=0,x/l=1 = 0 and θ | x/l=0 = 0 and θ | x/l=1 = 1, respectively.

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