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Estimation of the validity domain of hyper-reduction approximations in generalized standard elastoviscoplasticity

We propose an a posteriori estimator of the error of hyper-reduced predictions for elastoviscoplastic problems. For a given fixed mesh, this error estimator aims to forecast the validity domain in the paramete...

Authors: David Ryckelynck, Laurent Gallimard and Samuel Jules

Estimation of error in observables of coarse-grained models of atomic systems

The use of coarse-grained approximations of atomic systems is the most common methods of constructing reduced-order models in computational science. However, the issue of central importance in developing these...

Authors: John Tinsley Oden, Kathryn Farrell and Danial Faghihi

Erratum to: Weakly periodic boundary conditions for the homogenization of flow in porous media

Authors: Carl Sandström, Fredrik Larsson and Kenneth Runesson

The double absorbing boundary method for elastodynamics in homogeneous and layered media

Recently the Double Absorbing Boundary (DAB) method was introduced as a new approach for solving wave problems in unbounded domains. It has common features to each of two types of existing techniques: local hi...

Authors: Daniel Rabinovich, Dan Givoli, Jacobo Bielak and Thomas Hagstrom

Performance evaluation of vehicle front structure in crash energy management using lumped mass spring system

The design for vehicle structural crashworthiness which ensures that components of desired crash performance characteristics are used in product manufacturing essentially involves the evaluation of the energy ...

Authors: Sunday M Ofochebe, Chigbogu G Ozoegwu and Samuel O Enibe

On the variationally consistent computational homogenization of elasticity in the incompressible limit

Computational homogenization is a well-established approach in material modeling with the purpose to account for strong micro-heterogeneity in an approximate fashion without excessive computational cost. Howev...

Authors: Mikael Öhman, Kenneth Runesson and Fredrik Larsson

A new mortar formulation for modeling elastomer bedded structures with modal-analysis in 3D

It is a well-known fact that cross-laminated timber structures are sensitive to rumbling noises. These transmissions are best captured by a fully three-dimensional mathematical model. Since the discretization ...

Authors: Thomas Horger, Stefan Kollmannsberger, Felix Frischmann, Ernst Rank and Barbara Wohlmuth

Reduced yield stress for zirconium exposed to iodine: reactive force field simulation

Iodine-induced stress-corrosion cracking (ISCC), a known failure mode for nuclear fuel cladding, occurs when iodine generated during the irradiation of a nuclear fuel pellet escapes the pellet through diffusio...

Authors: Matthew L Rossi, Christopher D Taylor and Adri CT van Duin

Coupling local and non-local damage evolutions with the Thick Level Set model

The Thick Level Set model (TLS) is a recent method to delocalize local constitutive models suffering spurious localization. It has two major advantages compared to other delocalization methods. The first one i...

Authors: Nicolas Moës, Claude Stolz and Nicolas Chevaugeon

Adjoint-consistent formulations of slip models for coupled electroosmotic flow systems

Models based on the Helmholtz `slip' approximation are often used for the simulation of electroosmotic flows. The objectives of this paper are to construct adjoint-consistent formulations of such models, and t...

Authors: Vikram V Garg, Serge Prudhomme, Kris G van der Zee and Graham F Carey

Weakly periodic boundary conditions for the homogenization of flow in porous media

Seepage in porous media is modeled as a Stokes flow in an open pore system contained in a rigid, impermeable and spatially periodic matrix. By homogenization, the problem is turned into a two-scale problem con...

Authors: Carl Sandstöm, Fredrik Larsson and Kenneth Runesson

On the sensitivity of the POD technique for a parameterized quasi-nonlinear parabolic equation

In what follows, we consider the Proper Orthogonal Decomposition (POD) technique of model order reduction, for a parameterized quasi-nonlinear parabolic equation.

Authors: Nissrine Akkari, Aziz Hamdouni, Erwan Liberge and Mustapha Jazar

Treatment of nearly-singular problems with the X-FEM

In recent years, lot of research have been conducted on fictitious domain approaches in order to simplify the meshing process for computed aided analysis. The behaviour of such non-conforming methods is studie...

Authors: Grégory Legrain and Nicolas Moës

Real time simulation for computational surgery: a review

In this paper a non-exhaustive review is made on the existing literature for real-time simulation in the field of computational surgery. Many methods have been proposed so far to deal with the very astringent ...

Authors: Elías Cueto and Francisco Chinesta

On a recursive formulation for solving inverse form finding problems in isotropic elastoplasticity

Inverse form finding methods allow conceiving the design of functional components in less time and at lower costs than with direct experiments. The deformed configuration of the functional component, the appli...

Authors: Sandrine Germain, Philipp Landkammer and Paul Steinmann

Some remarks on surface conditions of solid body plunging into water with particle method

The water splash patterns strongly depend on the surface conditions of the solid object. The present paper discusses the influence of the surface conditions of the solids falling into the water on the formatio...

Authors: Masao Yokoyama, Yoshihiro Kubota, Kenji Kikuchi, Genki Yagawa and Osamu Mochizuki

A frontal approach to hex-dominant mesh generation

Indirect quad mesh generation methods rely on an initial triangular mesh. So called triangle-merge techniques are then used to recombine the triangles of the initial mesh into quadrilaterals. This way, high-qu...

Authors: Tristan Carrier Baudouin, Jean-François Remacle, Emilie Marchandise, François Henrotte and Christophe Geuzaine

A micromechanics-based interface mesomodel for virtual testing of laminated composites

The prediction of the behavior of laminated composite structures up to final fracture continues to be a challenge today. Indeed, failure may occur due to the interaction of small-scale degradations, such as tr...

Authors: Pierre Ladevèze, Federica Daghia, Emmanuelle Abisset and Camille Le Mauff

Membrane wrinkling revisited from a multi-scale point of view

Membrane modeling in the presence of wrinkling is revisited from a multi-scale point of view. In the engineering literature, wrinkling is generally accounted at a macroscopic level by nonlinear constitutive la...

Authors: Noureddine Damil, Michel Potier-Ferry and Heng Hu

A posteriori error analysis of stabilised FEM for degenerate convex minimisation problems under weak regularity assumptions

The discretisation of degenerate convex minimisation problems experiences numerical difficulties with a singular or nearly singular Hessian matrix.

Authors: Wolfgang Boiger and Carsten Carstensen

Separated representations of 3D elastic solutions in shell geometries

The solution of 3D models in degenerated geometries in which some characteristic dimensions are much lower than the other ones -e.g. beams, plates, shells,...- is a tricky issue when using standard mesh-based ...

Authors: Brice Bognet, Adrien Leygue and Francisco Chinesta

A port-reduced static condensation reduced basis element method for large component-synthesized structures: approximation and A Posteriori error estimation

We consider a static condensation reduced basis element framework for efficient approximation of parameter-dependent linear elliptic partial differential equations in large three-dimensional component-based do...

Authors: Jens L Eftang and Anthony T Patera

Modeling elastic-plastic buckling of sandwich axisymmetric shells: on the limits of "shell" models and analytical solutions

The objective of this paper is to answer the question: "Can a 'shell' model always be used to predict the elastic buckling of a shell?"

Authors: Alain G Combescure

Editorial – Advanced modeling and simulation in engineering sciences

Authors: Pierre Ladevèze