Configurational (or material) forces are computed based on a previously derived thermodynamically consistent definition of material forces, in conjunction with a gradient-enhanced constitutive theory. The primary problem solved for is based on a mixed variational formulation. Under the proposed mixed formulation, no nodal smoothing of internal variables for the computation of material forces is required at the post-processing. Results are shown in terms of energetic quantities which stem from the computed material forces. The mesh sensitivity of the latter quantities is examined and compared to respective results based on local constitutive theory in a "standard"displacements-based variational formulation
Multiplicative Elasto-Plasticity Summary. In this contribution we aim at the elaboration of configur...
Over the recent years configurational mechanics has developed into a very active and successful topi...
Presenting the general framework of configurational forces, this book offers an approach to material...
Configurational (or material) forces are computed based on a previously derived thermodynamically co...
In this paper we discuss how configurational forces can be computed in an efficient and robust manne...
In the present work the FE2 scheme is extended towards the homogenization of material quantities lik...
Within the setting of analytical mechanics forces are regarded as a secondary concept, i.e. as being...
Abstract: The behavior of most materials is influenced by inhomogeneously distributed microscale pro...
The theory of conÿgurational forces is brie y recast, together with the underlying balance laws. It ...
The basic concern of the present work is the exploitation of the notion of material forces in the th...
A theoretical description and a computational method to calculate configurational forces in the conte...
The theory of configurational forces is presented within the non-linear dynamic framework. The confi...
The main goal of this contribution is the application of the material force method to dissipative ma...
In this contribution we aim at the elaboration of configurational forces in the context of multiplic...
In this contribution the concept of configurational forces, also called material forces, is applied ...
Multiplicative Elasto-Plasticity Summary. In this contribution we aim at the elaboration of configur...
Over the recent years configurational mechanics has developed into a very active and successful topi...
Presenting the general framework of configurational forces, this book offers an approach to material...
Configurational (or material) forces are computed based on a previously derived thermodynamically co...
In this paper we discuss how configurational forces can be computed in an efficient and robust manne...
In the present work the FE2 scheme is extended towards the homogenization of material quantities lik...
Within the setting of analytical mechanics forces are regarded as a secondary concept, i.e. as being...
Abstract: The behavior of most materials is influenced by inhomogeneously distributed microscale pro...
The theory of conÿgurational forces is brie y recast, together with the underlying balance laws. It ...
The basic concern of the present work is the exploitation of the notion of material forces in the th...
A theoretical description and a computational method to calculate configurational forces in the conte...
The theory of configurational forces is presented within the non-linear dynamic framework. The confi...
The main goal of this contribution is the application of the material force method to dissipative ma...
In this contribution we aim at the elaboration of configurational forces in the context of multiplic...
In this contribution the concept of configurational forces, also called material forces, is applied ...
Multiplicative Elasto-Plasticity Summary. In this contribution we aim at the elaboration of configur...
Over the recent years configurational mechanics has developed into a very active and successful topi...
Presenting the general framework of configurational forces, this book offers an approach to material...