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Abstract The theoretical and practical considerations involved in extending the very large, general purpose finite element program system ASKA to include linear buckling mode analysis are presented. The main analysis features and their software implementation are discussed in the context of modular processors and data operands. A broader interpretation of buckling load factors and modes in relation to mode superposition is given, and typical applications are presented to illustrate both classical bifurcation buckling analyses and buckling mode superposition response.
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