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      <subfield code="a">Sibileau, Alberto</subfield>
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      <subfield code="a">Muñoz Romero, José</subfield>
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      <subfield code="a">The design of energy-momentum algorithms for geometrically exact beams has been&#xd;
achieved more than 15 years ago. However, many of the desired conserivng propeties do not&#xd;
carry over into constrained systems such as beams subjected to sliding contact conditions. We&#xd;
here model such situation and derive a sliding contact conditions that conserves energy and&#xd;
momenta. Basic ingredients of the resulting formulation is the inteprolation of incremental&#xd;
tangent-scaled rotations and a relaxation of the exact sliding condition. We also combine this&#xd;
formulation with a B-Spline interpolation of the beam centroid axis. In this manner, we achieve&#xd;
to smooth the contact loads thrughout the analysis and consequently increase the stability of&#xd;
the numerical model. We demonstrate these advantages and the conserving properties of the&#xd;
algorithm with a set of two-dimensional numerical examples.</subfield>
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