Summarization: A convex, multilevel decomposition approach is proposed for the solution of static analysis problems involving non-monotone, possibly multivalued laws. The theory is developed here for model problems of structures having non-monotone interface or boundary conditions. First we decompose appropriately the non-monotone laws writing them as a difference of monotone constituents. In the general case, this is related to the quasidifferentiability concept. This permits us to obtain a system of convex variational inequalities, the solution s) of which describe the position s) of static equilibrium of the considered structure. Then the problems are formulated as min-min problems for appropriately defined Lagrangian functions. Convex o...
Modelling and numerical simulation of non smooth mechanical systems lead to algebraic problems simil...
Summarization: A number of phenomenological models for the adhesive contact problem are presented in...
∗ Signatures are on file in the Graduate School. In this thesis, we propose new multilevel and adapt...
Summarization: A convex, multilevel decomposition algorithm is proposed in this paper for the soluti...
Summarization: In this paper several new types of variational principles are derived by using the ne...
Summarization: Hemivariational inequality problems describe equilibrium points (solutions) for struc...
Abstract Hemivariational inequality problems describe equilibrium points (solutions) for structural ...
Summarization: The static analysis problem of structures with interfaces, governed by nonmonotone su...
Summarization: Nonconvex and nonsmooth optimization problems arise in advanced engineering analysis ...
Summarization: Several extensions of smooth computational mechanics algorithms for the treatment of ...
Summarization: Necessary conditions for the stability of elastic bodies subjected to nonmonotone mul...
Real-life problems are governed by equations which are nonlinear in nature. Nonlinear equations occu...
For the constrained minimization of convex or non-convex functionals on the basis of multilevel or d...
This paper describes applications of global and local monotonicity analysis within a decomposition f...
The inverse problem of variational calculus is addressed with reference to structural models governe...
Modelling and numerical simulation of non smooth mechanical systems lead to algebraic problems simil...
Summarization: A number of phenomenological models for the adhesive contact problem are presented in...
∗ Signatures are on file in the Graduate School. In this thesis, we propose new multilevel and adapt...
Summarization: A convex, multilevel decomposition algorithm is proposed in this paper for the soluti...
Summarization: In this paper several new types of variational principles are derived by using the ne...
Summarization: Hemivariational inequality problems describe equilibrium points (solutions) for struc...
Abstract Hemivariational inequality problems describe equilibrium points (solutions) for structural ...
Summarization: The static analysis problem of structures with interfaces, governed by nonmonotone su...
Summarization: Nonconvex and nonsmooth optimization problems arise in advanced engineering analysis ...
Summarization: Several extensions of smooth computational mechanics algorithms for the treatment of ...
Summarization: Necessary conditions for the stability of elastic bodies subjected to nonmonotone mul...
Real-life problems are governed by equations which are nonlinear in nature. Nonlinear equations occu...
For the constrained minimization of convex or non-convex functionals on the basis of multilevel or d...
This paper describes applications of global and local monotonicity analysis within a decomposition f...
The inverse problem of variational calculus is addressed with reference to structural models governe...
Modelling and numerical simulation of non smooth mechanical systems lead to algebraic problems simil...
Summarization: A number of phenomenological models for the adhesive contact problem are presented in...
∗ Signatures are on file in the Graduate School. In this thesis, we propose new multilevel and adapt...