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The following pages link to On the effective stress in unsaturated porous continua with double porosity (Q985093):

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• Block-preconditioned Newton-Krylov solvers for fully coupled flow and geomechanics (Q416063) (← links)
• On the preferential flow patterns induced by transverse isotropy and non-Darcy flow in double porosity media (Q1988123) (← links)
• A five-phase approach, SPH framework and applications for predictions of seepage-induced internal erosion and failure in unsaturated/saturated porous media (Q2096845) (← links)
• A novel stabilized NS-FEM formulation for anisotropic double porosity media (Q2096898) (← links)
• A phase field framework for capillary-induced fracture in unsaturated porous media: drying-induced vs. hydraulic cracking (Q2175065) (← links)
• A continuum framework for coupled solid deformation-fluid flow through anisotropic elastoplastic porous media (Q2236166) (← links)
• Anisotropic elastoplastic response of double-porosity media (Q2236931) (← links)
• Asynchronous phase field fracture model for porous media with thermally non-equilibrated constituents (Q2246419) (← links)
• Cam-Clay plasticity. VIII: A constitutive framework for porous materials with evolving internal structure (Q2308646) (← links)
• Coupled phase-field and plasticity modeling of geological materials: from brittle fracture to ductile flow (Q2310191) (← links)
• Cracking and damage from crystallization in pores: coupled chemo-hydro-mechanics and phase-field modeling (Q2310951) (← links)
• Critical state plasticity. Part VII: Triggering a shear band in variably saturated porous media (Q2449940) (← links)
• Stabilized mixed finite elements for deformable porous media with double porosity (Q2632949) (← links)
• Constitutive modeling of unsaturated aggregated soils (Q2854956) (← links)
• Formulation and sequential numerical algorithms of coupled fluid/heat flow and geomechanics for multiple porosity materials (Q2952110) (← links)
• Mathematical framework for unsaturated flow in the finite deformation range (Q2952426) (← links)