Mesh objective continuum damage models for ductile fracture
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- A strain-gradient formulation for fiber reinforced polymers: hybrid phase-field model for porous-ductile fracture
- Mesh objective simulations of large strain ductile fracture: a new nonlocal Johnson-cook damage formulation for the total Lagrangian material point method
- Non-uniqueness, stability and bifurcation analyses in elasto-viscoplastic boundary value problems with no inertia
- Phase-field modeling of porous-ductile fracture in non-linear thermo-elasto-plastic solids
- A stochastic material point method for probabilistic dynamics and reliability
- A meshfree continuous-discontinuous approach for the ductile fracture modeling in explicit dynamics analysis
- Effect of finite‐element mesh topology on simulating mechanical breakdown in solids
- Gradient-enhanced damage growth modeling of ductile fracture
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