Abstract
In part I of this paper, we presented a consistent mathematical perspective to the formulations of Hamilton's law and unified the formulations by parametrized form with global approximation. In part II of this paper, we extend the formulations to a proper form to develop high-performance time finite elements for numerical solutions of dynamic problems. The two-field mixed formulations are emphasized and the particular features of using lower order interpolation functions are discussed.
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