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A stabilized, nodal strain finite element method for small and large deformations: formulation, analysis, and impact on remeshing strategies
We present in this article the discretization of small and finite strain mechanics using variationally consistent, stabilized, nodal strain finite element formulations. We prove that these methods derive from a mixed variational principle that uses different meshes for the primal and dual vari
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