Michael Selzer

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Multiphase-field modelling of crack propagation in geological materials and porous media with Drucker-Prager plasticity Computational Geosciences	2021-02-08	Paper
Brittle anisotropic fracture propagation in quartz sandstone: insights from phase-field simulations Computational Geosciences	2020-08-18	Paper
Phase-field modeling of crack propagation in multiphase systems Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering	2020-04-03	Paper
Multiphase-field model of small strain elasto-plasticity according to the mechanical jump conditions Computational Mechanics	2018-12-05	Paper
Small strain multiphase-field model accounting for configurational forces and mechanical jump conditions Computational Mechanics	2018-05-29	Paper
Correction to: ``Small strain multiphase-field model accounting for configurational forces and mechanical jump conditions Computational Mechanics	2018-05-29	Paper
Modeling of crack propagation on a mesoscopic length scale GAMM-Mitteilungen	2018-05-04	Paper
On the stress calculation within phase-field approaches: a model for finite deformations Computational Mechanics	2018-02-28	Paper
On the motion of droplets driven by solutal Marangoni convection in alloy systems with a miscibility gap Physica D	2017-06-07	Paper
Phase-field elasticity model based on mechanical jump conditions Computational Mechanics	2015-07-29	Paper
Small strain elasto-plastic multiphase-field model Computational Mechanics	2015-01-23	Paper
Influence of the phase diagram on the diffuse interface thickness and on the microstructure formation in a phase-field model for binary alloy Mathematics and Computers in Simulation	2010-06-08	Paper
Combined lattice Boltzmann and phase-field simulations for incompressible fluid flow in porous media Mathematics and Computers in Simulation	2010-06-08	Paper

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