Structural Mechanics
represents the system of algebraic equations of equilibrium for the elastic system. These two equations do not yet reflect the presence of an essential boundary condition, and det(K) ≡ 0 and the system is singular. These relations were developed on physical arguments and did not involve any finite element theory. Next we will see that a onedimensional FEA yields the same forms.
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