Equilibria for Networks of Linear Translational Springs

📅 2026-09-02
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研究使用非线性代数工具,特别是同伦延拓、单值性和参数同伦方法,解决了最多5个节点的线性平移弹簧网络在2D和3D中的平衡问题。
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We use tools from nonlinear algebra to study the equilibria of small linear translational spring networks. Specifically we use the techniques of homotopy continuation, monodromy, and parameter homotopy (a.k.a. cheater homotopy) to solve all rigid linear translational spring networks up to $5$ nodes in both $2$ and $3$ dimensions. We describe a method of implementing parameter homotopy that arises naturally from the physical structure of the system. We give precise total degree bounds on the maximum number of solutions for general planar spring networks. We discuss further efficiency gains obtained from polyhedral homotopy methods. We compare the computation efficiency of these techniques against a baseline of Newton's method.
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linear translational springs
equilibria
homotopy continuation
monodromy
parameter homotopy
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homotopy continuation
monodromy
parameter homotopy
polyhedral homotopy methods
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