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The following pages link to Numerical modelling of crack propagation: automatic remeshing and comparison of different criteria. (Q1420960):
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- A modification of the phase-field model for mixed mode crack propagation in rock-like materials (Q2309904) (← links)
- Modeling multicrack propagation by the fast multipole symmetric Galerkin BEM (Q2325463) (← links)
- A configurational force driven cracking particle method for modelling crack propagation in 2D (Q2420307) (← links)
- Reformulation of dynamic crack propagation using the numerical manifold method (Q2420368) (← links)
- Fracture and impulse based finite-discrete element modeling of fragmentation (Q2441177) (← links)
- Probabilistic crack growth analyses using a boundary element model: applications in linear elastic fracture and fatigue problems (Q2520279) (← links)
- Complementarity problem arising from static growth of multiple cracks and MLS-based numerical manifold method (Q2633008) (← links)
- Automatic LEFM crack propagation method based on local Lepp-Delaunay mesh refinement (Q2654458) (← links)
- Modeling fracture propagation in poro-elastic media combining phase-field and discrete fracture models (Q2679450) (← links)
- Crack propagation with the extended finite element method and a hybrid explicit-implicit crack description (Q2894968) (← links)
- Polygon scaled boundary finite elements for crack propagation modelling (Q2911869) (← links)
- A marching cubes based failure surface propagation concept for three-dimensional finite elements with non-planar embedded strong discontinuities of higher-order kinematics (Q2952365) (← links)
- Multi-scale computational homogenization-localization for propagating discontinuities using X-FEM (Q2952687) (← links)
- Numerical simulation of multiple crack growth in brittle materials with adaptive remeshing (Q3018025) (← links)
- Modelling of crack propagation by finite fracture mechanics and scaled boundary finite element method (Q3131150) (← links)
- On the numerical modelling of quasi-static crack growth in linear elastic fracture mechanics (Q3440081) (← links)
- Higher-order XFEM for curved strong and weak discontinuities (Q3567288) (← links)
- Geometry update driven by material forces for simulation of brittle crack growth in functionally graded materials (Q3623184) (← links)
- An efficient numerical method for modelling initiation and propagation of cracks along material interfaces (Q4293184) (← links)
- A Novel Robust Remeshing Finite Element Technique for Fracture Propagation (Q4987300) (← links)
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- Numerical modelling of spontaneous crack generation in brittle materials using the particle simulation method (Q5190523) (← links)
- Numerical Analysis of Crack-Tip Fields Using a Meshless Method in Linear Elastic Materials (Q5868591) (← links)
- Adaptive configurational force‐based propagation for brittle and fatigue crack analysis (Q6092196) (← links)
- An object‐oriented geometric engine design for discontinuities in unfitted/immersed/enriched finite element methods (Q6092260) (← links)
- The extended peridynamic model for elastoplastic and/or fracture problems (Q6092262) (← links)
- Improved XFEM (IXFEM): arbitrary multiple crack initiation, propagation and interaction analysis (Q6202979) (← links)
- An inverse procedure for identification of loads applied to a fractured component using a meshfree method (Q6553319) (← links)
- Combining dynamic XFEM with machine learning for detection of multiple flaws (Q6554003) (← links)
- An adaptive cracking particle method for 2D crack propagation (Q6560636) (← links)
- A quasi-static discontinuous Galerkin configurational force crack propagation method for brittle materials (Q6565743) (← links)
- An adaptive cracking particle method providing explicit and accurate description of 3D crack surfaces (Q6569263) (← links)
- A local-domain based phase field method for crack propagation (Q6574341) (← links)
- Data-driven physics-constrained recurrent neural networks for multiscale damage modeling of metallic alloys with process-induced porosity (Q6584871) (← links)
