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Meshfree Methods for Dynamic Fracture

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 14 Sep 2010 English Publisher:Civil-Comp, Ltd.Journal:Computational Technology Reviews, volume 1, pages 157-185 (issn: 2044-8430, Copyright policy )
Authors: T. Rabczuk; S. Bordas; H. Askes;

doi: 10.4203/ctr.1.6

Meshfree Methods for Dynamic Fracture

Abstract

This paper presents an overview of meshfree methods with respect to their application to dynamic fracture. Different modelling techniques for discrete cracks in meshfree methods are described. Furthermore, difficulties when dynamic fracture occurs under large deformations and fluid-structure interaction are discussed and some opportunities on how to avoid these difficulties are given. Finally, the paper closes with some future perspectives for meshfree methods

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