activity
20162021
collaborators

7 papers

physics.class-ph2021

The force as a function: Towards analytical graphic statics for spatial structures

Tamás Baranyai

One of the most influential early works in graphic statics is one of Maxwell, where he introduced the idea of a discontinuous stress function and the use of a 3D projective polarit…

physics.class-ph2020

Structural parts as quadrics -- elasticity ellipses revisited

Tamás Baranyai

Elasticity ellipses or central ellipses have been long used in graphic statics to capture the elastic behaviour of structural elements. The paper gives a generalisation the concept…

physics.class-ph2019

On transformations and graphic methods of algebraically 3 dimensional force, velocity and displacement systems

Tamás Baranyai

In engineering practice one often encounters planar problems, where the corresponding vector space of forces, velocities or (infinitesimal) displacements is three dimensional. This…

physics.class-ph2019

Analytical graphic statics

Tamás Baranyai

Graphic statics is undergoing a renaissance, with computerized visual representation becoming both easier and more spectacular as time passes. While methods of the past are revived…

physics.class-ph2019

Beyond polarities: Generalizing Maxwell's reciprocal diagrams

Tamás Baranyai

A pair of ovservations on the role of projective geometrical dualities in graphic statics.

physics.class-ph2018

On the duality of space-trusses and plate structures of rigid plates and elastic edges

Tamás Baranyai

Dualities have been known to map space trusses and plate structures to each other since the 1980-s. Yet the computational similarity of the two has not been used to solve the unfam…