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A posteriori error estimates for continuous/discontinuous Galerkin approximations of the Kirchhoff-Love buckling problem

Second order buckling theory involves a one-way coupled coupled problem where the stress tensor from a plane stress problem appears in an eigenvalue problem for the fourth order Kirchhoff plate. In this paper we present an a posteriori error estimate for the critical buckling load and mode corresponding to the smallest eigenvalue and associated eigenvector. A particular feature of the analysis is that we take the effect of approximate computation of the stress tensor and also provide an error indicator for the plane stress problem. The Kirchhoff plate is discretized using a continuous/discontinuous finite element method which uses standard continuous piecewise polynomial finite element spaces which can also be used to solve the plane stress problem.

preprint2015arXivOpen access

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