The Passage from Discrete to Continuous Variational Problems: a Nonlinear Homogenization Process
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- On variational dimension reduction in structure mechanics
- From statistical polymer physics to nonlinear elasticity
- Hexagonal lattices with three-point interactions
- Discrete homogenization in graphene sheet modeling
- Continuous models for chain of inertially linked masses
- Effective cohesive behavior of layers of interatomic planes
- Discrete to continuum limit for some models of stochastic lattices of atoms
- Discrete crystal elasticity and discrete dislocations in crystals
- Boundary layer energies for nonconvex discrete systems
- Voigt and Poincaré's mechanistic-energetic approaches to linear elasticity and suggestions for multiscale modelling
- Atomistic to Continuum limits for computational materials science
- A variational model of interaction between continuum and discrete systems
- Discrete-to-continuum limits of interacting particle systems in one dimension with collisions
- Non-local homogenization limits of discrete elastic spring network models with random coefficients
- Towards multi-scale continuum elasticity theory
- Overall properties of a discrete membrane with randomly distributed defects
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