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The following pages link to An XFEM method for modeling geometrically elaborate crack propagation in brittle materials (Q2894856):

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• A divide-alternate-and-conquer approach for localization and shape identification of multiple scatterers in heterogeneous media using dynamic XFEM (Q254794) (← links)
• Hierarchical interface-enriched finite element method: an automated technique for mesh-independent simulations (Q349413) (← links)
• A second order virtual node method for elliptic problems with interfaces and irregular domains in three dimensions (Q423025) (← links)
• A quasi-static crack propagation simulation based on shape-free hybrid stress-function finite elements with simple remeshing (Q459342) (← links)
• A scaled boundary polygon formulation for elasto-plastic analyses (Q741966) (← links)
• X-FEM a good candidate for energy conservation in simulation of brittle dynamic crack propagation (Q839193) (← links)
• A second order virtual node method for elliptic problems with interfaces and irregular domains (Q995255) (← links)
• An exact and efficient X-FEM-based reanalysis algorithm for quasi-static crack propagation (Q1984904) (← links)
• A novel XFEM cohesive fracture framework for modeling nonlocal slip in randomly discrete fiber reinforced cementitious composites (Q1988262) (← links)
• Loaded crack surfaces in two and three dimensions with XFEM (Q1988908) (← links)
• A modified moment-fitted integration scheme for X-FEM applications with history-dependent material data (Q1990852) (← links)
• A combined XFEM phase-field computational model for crack growth without remeshing (Q2033627) (← links)
• Effects of nano-voids and nano-cracks on the elastic properties of a host medium: XFEM modeling with the level-set function and free surface energy (Q2077221) (← links)
• Solving elliptic interface problems with jump conditions on Cartesian grids (Q2122756) (← links)
• Crack growth adaptive XIGA simulation in isotropic and orthotropic materials (Q2184331) (← links)
• Automatic digital-numerical integrated analysis by the image-based meshless method (Q2209335) (← links)
• A unified approach to monolithic solid-fluid coupling of sub-grid and more resolved solids (Q2221373) (← links)
• Implementation of XFEM for fracture prediction of VO-notched brittle specimens (Q2307809) (← links)
• Concurrent development of local and non-local damage with the thick level set approach: implementation aspects and application to quasi-brittle failure (Q2310107) (← links)
• Numerical simulation of fracking in shale rocks: current state and future approaches (Q2359615) (← links)
• Solving elliptic problems with discontinuities on irregular domains -- the Voronoi interface method (Q2374677) (← links)
• The enhanced extended finite element method for the propagation of complex branched cracks (Q2420290) (← links)
• An XFEM/spectral element method for dynamic crack propagation (Q2439590) (← links)
• Substructuring FE-XFE approaches applied to three-dimensional crack propagation (Q2483330) (← links)
• Domain decomposition methods for 3D crack propagation problems using XFEM (Q2679306) (← links)
• Directly resolving particles in an electric field: local charge, force, torque, and applications (Q2895058) (← links)
• On enrichment functions in the extended finite element method (Q2911861) (← links)
• Polygon scaled boundary finite elements for crack propagation modelling (Q2911869) (← links)
• Smeared Crack and X-FEM Models in the Context of Poromechanics (Q2914981) (← links)
• An X-FEM-based numerical-asymptotic expansion for simulating a Stokes flow near a sharp corner (Q2952669) (← links)
• Quasi-Static Crack Propagation Modeling Using Shape-Free Hybrid Stress-Function Elements with Drilling Degrees of Freedom (Q2972104) (← links)
• Modelling of reinforced-concrete structures providing crack-spacing based on X-FEM, ED-FEM and novel operator split solution procedure (Q3164498) (← links)
• A substructured FE-shell/XFE-3D method for crack analysis in thin-walled structures (Q3588040) (← links)
• New crack‐tip elements for XFEM and applications to cohesive cracks (Q4446751) (← links)
• A numerical approach for modelling thin cracked plates with XFEM (Q5191300) (← links)
• Accurate Simulation of Frictionless and Frictional Cohesive Crack Growth in Quasi-Brittle Materials Using XFEM (Q5391664) (← links)
• Dynamic Fracture Modeling of Impact Test Specimens by the Polygon Scaled Boundary Finite Element Method (Q6048292) (← links)
• Improved XFEM for multiple crack analysis: accurate and efficient implementations for stress intensity factors (Q6097590) (← links)
• Improved XFEM (IXFEM): arbitrary multiple crack initiation, propagation and interaction analysis (Q6202979) (← links)
• A continuous-discontinuous model for crack branching (Q6549950) (← links)
• Nonlinear augmented finite element method for arbitrary cracking in large deformation plates and shells (Q6553424) (← links)
• Image-based simulation of complex fracture networks by numerical manifold method (Q6553991) (← links)
• An optimization-based phase-field method for continuous-discontinuous crack propagation (Q6555213) (← links)
• Modeling holes and voids in three dimensions using a single element within the Extended Finite Element framework (Q6559117) (← links)
• Automatic image-based stress analysis by the scaled boundary finite element method (Q6565210) (← links)
• A quasi-static discontinuous Galerkin configurational force crack propagation method for brittle materials (Q6565743) (← links)