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The following pages link to A damage model with evolving nonlocal interactions (Q2428423):
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- A size-dependent constitutive modelling framework for localised failure analysis (Q310275) (← links)
- A simplified implementation of a gradient-enhanced damage model with transient length scale effects (Q356808) (← links)
- A review of non local continuum damage: modelling of failure? (Q484823) (← links)
- Nonlocal damage accumulation and fluid flow in diatomites (Q855028) (← links)
- On damage-spreading transitions (Q1285251) (← links)
- Free damage propagation with memory (Q1628793) (← links)
- Localizing gradient damage model with micro inertia effect for dynamic fracture (Q1988234) (← links)
- Phase field fracture in elasto-plastic solids: a length-scale insensitive model for quasi-brittle materials (Q2221717) (← links)
- An equivalent stress-gradient regularization model for coupled damage-viscoelasticity (Q2309906) (← links)
- Smoothing gradient damage model with evolving anisotropic nonlocal interactions tailored to low-order finite elements (Q2310145) (← links)
- A geometrically regularized gradient-damage model with energetic equivalence (Q2310153) (← links)
- A new nonlocal macro-meso-scale consistent damage model for crack modeling of quasi-brittle materials (Q2310234) (← links)
- From diffuse damage to strain localization from an eikonal non-local (ENL) continuum damage model with evolving internal length (Q2310731) (← links)
- Modeling and simulation of quasi-brittle failure with continuous anisotropic stress-based gradient-enhanced damage models (Q2310868) (← links)
- Nonlocal Continuum Damage, Localization Instability and Convergence (Q3814967) (← links)
- Non‐local damage model with evolving internal length (Q4667869) (← links)
- Loi d'évolution de l'endommagement anisotrope (Q4951692) (← links)
- Eikonal gradient-enhanced regularization of anisotropic second-order tensorial continuum damage models for quasi-brittle materials (Q6588253) (← links)
- A numerical framework based on localizing gradient damage methodology for high cycle fatigue crack growth simulations (Q6604135) (← links)
