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Elastic localization in finite structures: assessment of the infinite-domain approximation and validity of weakly nonlinear analysis
A common approach to studying elastic localization is to pose the problem on an infinite domain, avoiding explicit treatment of the end conditions. For a finite structure, this approach raises a natural question: how long must the structure be for the infinite-domain approximation to become accurate
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