The mathematical homogenization and corrector theory relevant to prestressed heterogeneous materials in the linear-elastic regime is discussed. A suitable corrector theory is derived to reconstruct the local strain field inside the composite. Based on this theory, we develop an inexpensive numerical method for multi scale strain analysis within a prestressed heterogeneous material. The theory also provides a characterization of the macroscopic strength domain. The strength domain places constraints on the homogenized strain field which guarantee that the actual strain in the heterogeneous material lies inside the strength domain of each material participating in the structure
Includes abstract.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 83-85).A multi-scale methodology for s...
L'objectif principal du travail réalisé au cours de la thèse consistera à proposer une démarche théo...
In this article, a computationally efficient multi-split MsXFEM is proposed to evaluate the elastic ...
The dissertation provides new multiscale methods for the analysis of heterogeneous media. The first ...
This work presents a general formulation of small and large strain multiscale solid constitutive mod...
In this work, multi-scale methods with strain softening are developed in the contexts of damage mode...
In this thesis, we consider a heterogeneous multiscale method for elasticity and its extension to in...
International audienceA common practice in multiscale problems for heterogeneous materials with well...
We present an extension of the computational homogenization theory to cases where different structur...
Classical effective descriptions of heterogeneous materials fail to capture the influence of the spa...
This thesis addresses the problem of optimal design of microstructure in composite materials. The wo...
The objective of this contribution is to present a unifying review on strain-driven computational ho...
Strain gradient theory is an accurate model for capturing the size effect and localization phenomena...
The computational homogenization method enables to derive the overall behavior of heterogeneous mate...
Classical effective descriptions of heterogeneous materials fail to capture the influ-ence of the sp...
Includes abstract.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 83-85).A multi-scale methodology for s...
L'objectif principal du travail réalisé au cours de la thèse consistera à proposer une démarche théo...
In this article, a computationally efficient multi-split MsXFEM is proposed to evaluate the elastic ...
The dissertation provides new multiscale methods for the analysis of heterogeneous media. The first ...
This work presents a general formulation of small and large strain multiscale solid constitutive mod...
In this work, multi-scale methods with strain softening are developed in the contexts of damage mode...
In this thesis, we consider a heterogeneous multiscale method for elasticity and its extension to in...
International audienceA common practice in multiscale problems for heterogeneous materials with well...
We present an extension of the computational homogenization theory to cases where different structur...
Classical effective descriptions of heterogeneous materials fail to capture the influence of the spa...
This thesis addresses the problem of optimal design of microstructure in composite materials. The wo...
The objective of this contribution is to present a unifying review on strain-driven computational ho...
Strain gradient theory is an accurate model for capturing the size effect and localization phenomena...
The computational homogenization method enables to derive the overall behavior of heterogeneous mate...
Classical effective descriptions of heterogeneous materials fail to capture the influ-ence of the sp...
Includes abstract.Includes bibliographical references (leaves 83-85).A multi-scale methodology for s...
L'objectif principal du travail réalisé au cours de la thèse consistera à proposer une démarche théo...
In this article, a computationally efficient multi-split MsXFEM is proposed to evaluate the elastic ...