High-frequency natural vibration analysis requires a large number of degrees of freedom. The Ritz method has the advantage that the number of degrees of freedom can be freely determined, which is advantageous for obtaining broadband and highly accurate solutions in natural vibration analysis. If the domain is discretized, Isolated Element Method must satisfy mixed boundary conditions at the boundaries of elements and elements. The number of unknowns increases when the Lagrange multiplier method is used for the Dirichlet condition. The method of identifying Lagrange multipliers using the variational principle has been proposed for the purpose of controlling the increase in the number of unknowns. In this paper, an auxiliary functional is proposed that satisfies the continuity condition for displacements between elements derived from the equivalence of potential energies on the common boundary of elements and elements, which is proved by the connected subset theorem. When a functional extended by auxiliary functions and quasi-Sobolev space are employed in a complete Hilbert space, it is shown that it converges to a unique solution by the minimum principle of the functional. As an examples of numerical analysis using this method, it are shown that a highly accurate solutions for the broadband natural frequencies of thin-walled flat plates can be obtained.
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