Unfitted Finite Element Methods (UFEM e.g. CutFEM, XFEM, Finite Cell FEM, CGFEM) have been extensively investigated over the last two decades. The use of computational meshes that do not need to conform to the geometrical features of boundary value problems is highly interesting to practitioners in many fields of computational sciences and engineering. However, UFEM are yet to be adopted as a standard analysis tool. This is due to a number of important theoretical, implementational and numerical challenges, which we wish to address in this special issue.
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Call for Papers : Recent Developments in Unfitted Finite Element Methods
Call for Papers: Interface Modeling and Simulation in Polycrystalline Materials
Modeling and numerical simulation of interfaces in polycrystalline materials, or interphases in materials subjected to phase transformation, is a primary topic in predicting/optimizing the mechanical response to complex thermomechanical loading, either when the ratio of interface area vs. sample volume becomes very large, as in nanostructured materials or certain geophysical materials. In such conditions, interface-mediated plasticity may indeed become a prevalent deformation mechanism.
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Reduced-order modelling of parametric systems via interpolation of heterogeneous surrogates
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An extension of assumed stress finite elements to a general hyperelastic framework
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Evaluation of shear and membrane locking in refined hierarchical shell finite elements for laminated structures
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Modeling of cylindrical composite shell structures based on the Reissner’s Mixed Variational Theorem with a variable separation method
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A new mortar formulation for modeling elastomer bedded structures with modal-analysis in 3D
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A frontal approach to hex-dominant mesh generation
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A posteriori error analysis of stabilised FEM for degenerate convex minimisation problems under weak regularity assumptions
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Weakly periodic boundary conditions for the homogenization of flow in porous media
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Static fracture and modal analysis simulation of a gas turbine compressor blade and bladed disk system
2019
NAFEMS 2019 World Congress Edition
Edited by: Francisco Chinesta, James Wood , and Ian Symington
Recent Developments in Unfitted Finite Element Methods: Numerical Analysis, High-Performance Adaptive Solution Algorithms and Advanced Digital Pipelines
Edited by: Pierre Kerfriden, Susanne Claus, André Massing, and Dominik Schillinger
State-of-the-Art Model Order Reduction and Its Applications in 2020
Edited by: David Néron, Elias Cueto, Yvon Maday, and Gianluigi Rozza
Computational Modeling of Complex Materials Across the Scales
Edited by: Julien Yvonnet, Paul Steinmann, Marc Geers, and Andrew McBride
Interface Modeling and Simulation in Polycrystalline Materials
Edited by: Claude Fressengeas, Stéphane Berbenni, and Ricardo Lebensohn
Advanced Plate and Shell Models
Edited by: Erasmo Carrera and Francisco Chinesta
2018
Advances in Model Order Reduction Techniques
Edited by: Pierre Ladeveze, Francisco Chinesta and Tomas Chacon Rebollo
2017
Non-intrusive computational techniques and related methods
Edited by: Olivier Allix, Armando Duarte
Towards new paradigms for time integrators in computational dynamic
Edited by: Anthony Gravouil
Computational fracture and failure of materials and structures
Edited by: Olivier Allix and Nicolas Moës
Unfitted techniques in computational mechanics
Edited by: Riccardo Rossi and Alessandro Reali
2016
Model order reduction: POD, PGD and reduced bases
Edited by: Francisco Chinesta, Pierre Ladeveze, Yvon Maday
2015
Computational mechanics and medicine
Edited by: Bernhard Schrefler, Elias Cueto
Simulation techniques for process modeling
Edited by: Stefanie Reese, Ton van den Boogaard
Computational Rheology
Edited by: Roland Keunings, Francisco Chinesta
Verification and validation for and with reduced order modeling
Edited by: Pedro Diez, Ludovic Chamoin
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The research topics addressed by Advanced Modeling and Simulation in Engineering Sciences (AMSES) cover the vast domain of the advanced modeling and simulation of materials, processes and structures governed by the laws of mechanics. The emphasis is on advanced and innovative modeling approaches and numerical strategies.
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