Magic: An Automated General Purpose System for Structural Analysis. Volume 2. User's Manual

Gallo, A. M.

doi:10.21236/ad0691893

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“…"ns 23-26. 2; is to be noted that whether options (5), or (5) and are activated or not, the User still obtains a print o" the eigenvector normalized on the largest value con-tC-n.ed in that vector. (7) Control for Guess Vector Iteration Start (Col. 27)…”

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“…Up to nine special operational subroutines can be coded by the user and added to the system. The fourth user coded module is the structural generative system of MAGIC and will be described in [I 2.…”

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“…These six degrees of freedom may be based on Global coordinates or on element system coordinates. In the element system, X(&) is tangential and positive in the direction from element point (1) to element point (2) and Z is normal to the element, with positive Z being defined as thourrh the Global system were rotated about the Y(O) axis so as to align with the element X(&) axis (see Figure 11-18). In order to invoke the element axis option for the Toroidal Ring, a special code is employed which is described subsequently.…”

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