Multiscale formulation of frictional contact mechanics at the pore scale
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- Contact problems for a porous composite in the presence of friction forces
- A multiscale preconditioner for microscale deformation of fractured porous media
- A pore-level multiscale method for the elastic deformation of fractured porous media
- Mixed and Nitsche's discretizations of Coulomb frictional contact-mechanics for mixed dimensional poromechanical models
- Order reduction of fracture mechanics in porous microstructures: a multiscale computing framework
- Machine learning for preconditioning elliptic equations in porous microstructures: a path to error control
- A multiscale preconditioner for crack evolution in porous microstructures: accelerating phase-field methods
- Convergence of multirate fixed stress split iterative schemes for a fractured Biot model
- High-order multiscale method for elastic deformation of complex geometries
- Multiscale preconditioning of Stokes flow in complex porous geometries
- Coupling of flow, contact mechanics and friction, generating waves in a fractured porous medium
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