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The following pages link to Goal-oriented a posteriori error estimates in linear elastic fracture mechanics (Q2575906):

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• Goal functional evaluations for phase-field fracture using PU-based DWR mesh adaptivity (Q295066) (← links)
• Goal-oriented explicit residual-type error estimates in XFEM (Q356839) (← links)
• Implicit upper bound error estimates for combined expansive model and discretization adaptivity (Q660249) (← links)
• An efficient method for computing local quantities of interest in elasticity based on finite element error estimation (Q835394) (← links)
• Two-sided a posteriori error estimates for linear elliptic problems with mixed boundary conditions. (Q954617) (← links)
• On the duality of finite element discretization error control in computational Newtonian and Eshelbian mechanics (Q1015584) (← links)
• Goal-oriented error estimates based on different FE-spaces for the primal and the dual problem with applications to fracture mechanics (Q1015594) (← links)
• Error-controlled adaptive goal-oriented modeling and finite element approximations in elasticity (Q1033375) (← links)
• An enhanced-strain error estimator for Galerkin meshfree methods based on stabilized conforming nodal integration (Q1667634) (← links)
• Mesh adaptivity driven by goal-oriented locally equilibrated superconvergent patch recovery (Q2512466) (← links)
• Error bounds for the reliability index in finite element reliability analysis (Q2894774) (← links)
• Constant-free explicit error estimator with sharp upper error bound property for adaptive FE analysis in elasticity and fracture (Q2952621) (← links)
• Strict and effective bounds in goal-oriented error estimation applied to fracture mechanics problems solved with XFEM (Q3549859) (← links)
• An efficient goal‐oriented sampling strategy using reduced basis method for parametrized elastodynamic problems (Q5246769) (← links)
• An Introductory Review on A Posteriori Error Estimation in Finite Element Computations (Q6071824) (← links)
• Energy based methods applied in mechanics by using the extended Noether's formalism (Q6189109) (← links)