Taking the dtrong discontinuity approach as a framework for modeling displacament discontinuities and strain localization phenomena, this Part 1 extends previous results of the authors, for infinitesimal strain settings, to finite deformations scenarios.
By means of the strong discontinuity analysis, and for both damage and elastoplasticity continuum (stress-strain)constitutive models, projected discrete (tractions-displacement jumps) constitutive models are derived, together with the strong discontinuity conditions that restrict the stress states at the discontinuous regime. Also a variable bandwidth model, to automatically induce those strong discontinuity conditions, and a discontinuous bifurcation procedure, to determine the initiation and propagation of the discontinuity, are briefly sketched. Numerical simulation issues are tackled in Part 2 of the work.
On the strong discontinuity approach in finite defromation settings. Theoretical aspects and numerical simulation
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Authors: J. Oliver, A. Huespe, D. Pulido, E. SamaniegoISBN: 84-89925-89-5
Editorial: CIMNE
Year of publication: 2001
Pages: 69
Index: PART 1 - Introduction Strong discontinuity kinematics - Strong discontinuity analysis - Conclusions - Appendix I - Appendix II References PART2 - Introduction - Finite element approach - Numerical simulations - Concluding remarks REFERENCES -
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Categoría: Structural and Soil Mechanics
Etiquetas: A. E. Huespe, D. Pulido, E. Samaniego, X. Oliver
Monograph
Authors: J. Oliver, A. Huespe, D. Pulido, E. SamaniegoISBN: 84-89925-89-5
Editorial: CIMNE
Year of publication: 2001
Pages: 69
Index: PART 1 - Introduction Strong discontinuity kinematics - Strong discontinuity analysis - Conclusions - Appendix I - Appendix II References PART2 - Introduction - Finite element approach - Numerical simulations - Concluding remarks REFERENCES -

