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Buckling of rings and arches
In 2007 I wrote a paper on buckling of confined steel tunnel liners for the ANZ Geomechanics Conference in Brisbane, and in the course of that I noticed that the calculated buckling load of an unconstrained pipe subject to uniform radial load was significantly … Continue reading
Posted in Arch structures, Beam Bending, Excel, Newton, VBA
Tagged buckling, Excel, Rings and Arches, VBA
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Charting a Mathematical Function with Defined Names
This post is a compilation of information from Stephen Bullen, Jan Karel Pieterse, and George Lungu. To quote JKP “When doing mathematics, wouldn’t it be nice if we could type an equation into a cell in Excel and immediately see … Continue reading
Posted in Arrays, Charts, Excel, Maths
Tagged Chart, defined names, Excel, Lissajous Figures, plot function
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More on the Excel Evaluate function
Previous posts have presented the Eval() User Defined Function, using the Evaluate function in VBA to evaluate mathematical functions displayed as text (Evaluate Function, Evaluate Function – Update). It was recently pointed out by Jeff Weir that the Evaluate function has its origins … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Newton, Numerical integration, UDFs, VBA
Tagged Eval, EvalText, Evaluate, Excel, numerical integration, Substitutea, UDF, VBA
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Interpolation Update
The interpolation functions in IP2.xls have been given an overhaul: The linear and quadratic interpolations routines have been modified to accept negative values. All the routines have been modified to convert the table range to an array, rather than using a … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Maths, Newton, UDFs, VBA
Tagged Excel, Interpolation, logarithmic interpolation, quadratic interpolation, UDF, VBA
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Maximum distance between two points
I have just written a short User Defined Function (UDF) to find the maximum distance between any two points from a list of coordinates, and since it may be useful to others, I will post it here. Here is the … Continue reading