Mapping cohesive fracture and fragmentation simulations to graphics processor units
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- Parallel simulations of dynamic fracture using extrinsic cohesive elements
- Adaptive mesh refinement and coarsening for cohesive zone modeling of dynamic fracture
- Massive parallelization of the phase field formulation for crack propagation with time adaptivity
- A scalable 3D fracture and fragmentation algorithm based on a hybrid, discontinuous Galerkin, cohesive element method
- Assembly of finite element methods on graphics processors
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- Parallel simulations of dynamic fracture using extrinsic cohesive elements
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