Linearization and computation for large-strain visco-elasticity
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Abstract: Time-discrete numerical minimization schemes for simple viscoelastic materials in the large strain Kelvin-Voigt rheology are not well-posed due to non-quasiconvexity of the dissipation functional. A possible solution is to resort into non-simple material models with higher-order gradients of deformations. This makes, however, numerical computations much more involved. Here we propose another approach relying on local minimizers of the simple-material model. Computational tests are provided showing a very good agreement between our model and the original one.
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