“…For nonlinear dynamic analysis of structural systems, the broadly accepted approach is to define the structural and mathematical models, discretize the mathematical models in space, and solve the resulting ordinary initial value problems in time. In view of the typical initial value problem defining the structural motion, stated below [1][2][3] and finally, Q represents some restricting conditions, in problems involved in nonlinearity; see [5,6]), the most versatile analysis method is time integration [7,8]. The process of time integration is schematically displayed in Figure 1, and in addition, for nonlinear analyses, at time stations, where nonlinearities are detected, some iterative computation, for localizing the nonlinearities, is strongly recommended [3,[9][10][11][12].…”