Newmark's method

Newmark’s method is a numerical technique used in structural engineering to simulate how structures behave over time under various forces. It predicts how structures respond to dynamic loads, such as earthquakes or wind, by approximating their motion at discrete time steps. The method involves calculations of displacement and velocity using specific parameters to balance accuracy and stability. Essentially, it provides engineers with a structured way to analyze and ensure the safety and performance of buildings and other structures during dynamic events.