To develop the overall A-matrix that represents the second derivative calculation at each internal node along your wing beam in MATLAB, you can use the finite difference method.
Here's an example code that demonstrates how to construct the A-matrix for a simple 1D beam:
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In this code, we first define the properties of the beam, including its length (L
) and the number of nodes (N
) along the beam. Then, we calculate the spacing between nodes (dx
).
Next, we initialize the A-matrix with zeros and then populate it with the appropriate coefficients. We set the interior nodes to 1
, the current node to -2
, and the nodes to the left and right to 1
.
Finally, we set the boundary nodes to handle the boundary conditions appropriately. We multiply the A-matrix by dx^2
to obtain the second derivative calculation at each internal node.
Note that this is just a simple example to demonstrate the construction of the A-matrix for the second derivative calculation. You may need to modify the code based on the specific requirements of your wing beam problem.
Remember to adjust the values of L
, N
, and any other parameters according to your specific beam geometry and desired resolution.
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