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The following pages link to Fast implicit solvers for phase-field fracture problems on heterogeneous microstructures (Q2309343):
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- A dynamical view of nonlinear conjugate gradient methods with applications to FFT-based computational micromechanics (Q785497) (← links)
- An adaptive phase-field model based on bilinear elements for tensile-compressive-shear fracture (Q825512) (← links)
- A computational multi-scale model for the stiffness degradation of short-fiber reinforced plastics subjected to fatigue loading (Q2020846) (← links)
- Adaptation and validation of FFT methods for homogenization of lattice based materials (Q2060138) (← links)
- An FE-DMN method for the multiscale analysis of thermomechanical composites (Q2133887) (← links)
- Accelerating phase-field predictions via recurrent neural networks learning the microstructure evolution in latent space (Q2145130) (← links)
- A FFT solver for variational phase-field modeling of brittle fracture (Q2174133) (← links)
- A review of nonlinear FFT-based computational homogenization methods (Q2234259) (← links)
- An FFT framework for simulating non-local ductile failure in heterogeneous materials (Q2236913) (← links)
- An FE-DMN method for the multiscale analysis of short fiber reinforced plastic components (Q2237450) (← links)
- Block structured adaptive mesh refinement and strong form elasticity approach to phase field fracture with applications to delamination, crack branching and crack deflection (Q2237730) (← links)
- Analysis of a model of field crack mechanics for brittle materials (Q2246255) (← links)
- FFT-based solver for higher-order and multi-phase-field fracture models applied to strongly anisotropic brittle materials (Q2310232) (← links)
- FFT phase-field model combined with cohesive composite voxels for fracture of composite materials with interfaces (Q2666107) (← links)
- An implicit FFT-based method for wave propagation in elastic heterogeneous media (Q2678496) (← links)
- Investigations on the influence of the boundary conditions when computing the effective crack energy of random heterogeneous materials using fast marching methods (Q2692886) (← links)
- Superaccurate effective elastic moduli via postprocessing in computational homogenization (Q6070065) (← links)
- An acceleration scheme for the phase field fatigue fracture simulation with a concurrent temporal homogenization method (Q6084428) (← links)
- Robust, strong form mechanics on an adaptive structured grid: efficiently solving variable-geometry near-singular problems with diffuse interfaces (Q6084789) (← links)
- On the effectiveness of the Moulinec–Suquet discretization for composite materials (Q6091395) (← links)
- Voxel‐based finite elements with hourglass control in fast Fourier transform‐based computational homogenization (Q6092250) (← links)
- Computing the effective response of heterogeneous materials with thermomechanically coupled constituents by an implicit fast Fourier transform-based approach (Q6553297) (← links)
- Anderson-accelerated polarization schemes for fast Fourier transform-based computational homogenization (Q6553942) (← links)
- A fast Fourier transform based method for computing the effective crack energy of a heterogeneous material on a combinatorially consistent grid (Q6554004) (← links)
- On non-stationary polarization methods in FFT-based computational micromechanics (Q6554037) (← links)
- Lippmann-Schwinger solvers for the computational homogenization of materials with pores (Q6554333) (← links)
- Adaptive material evaluation by stabilized octree and sandwich coarsening in FFT-based computational micromechanics (Q6569933) (← links)
- Multiscale graph neural networks with adaptive mesh refinement for accelerating mesh-based simulations (Q6588310) (← links)
- Assumed strain methods in micromechanics, laminate composite voxels and level sets (Q6592321) (← links)
- FFT-based computational micromechanics with Dirichlet boundary conditions on the rotated staggered grid (Q6648569) (← links)
- Imposing Dirichlet boundary conditions directly for FFT-based computational micromechanics (Q6661931) (← links)
