Finite element simulations involving strain softening materials or finite strains are faced with problems of loss of uniqueness and strain localization. If localization occurs, the size of the region where the strains concentrate is determined by the mesh size and no convergence can be obtained with mesh refinement. A non-local approach has been proposed recently by Andrieux et al. [15,16] in order to solve the problem. With this approach, spatial gradients of internal variables are incorporated in the macroscopic constitutive equations via a homogenization procedure. In this paper, this new formulation is investigated and numerical algorithms are presented for the one-dimensional case. The results of the numerical simulations demonstrate t...
The paper addresses the numerical simulation of strain localisation in stiff clays that exhibit soft...
The paper analyzes and compares a number of softening plasticity models regularized by nonlocal av-e...
ABSTRACT. This paper provides an elementary introduction into modeling of localized inelastic proces...
Classical finite element simulations face the problems of losing uniqueness and strain localization ...
One dimensional discrete systems, such as axial lattices, may be investigated by using some enriched...
peer reviewedContinuum media from classical mechanics cannot appropriately reproduce the evolution o...
A non-local continuum model for strain-softening simply taking plastic strain or damage variable as ...
AbstractThis paper compares and evaluates strain-gradient extensions of the conventional plasticity ...
The thermodynamically consistent formulation and the subsequent numerical implementation of a gradie...
We present a novel two-scale finite element model for strain localization in solids, covering the co...
The microstructure of a typical material contains a large number of microdefects which are small and...
4000 LIEGE, BELGIUM Strain localization is a phenomenon occuring very often in anelastic media and i...
Strain localization in the form of shear bands or slip surfaces has widely been observed in most eng...
Abstract. This paper deals with several issues related to computational analysis of strain localizat...
ABSTRACT: The conventional non local model, often used as a localization limiter for continuum-based...
The paper addresses the numerical simulation of strain localisation in stiff clays that exhibit soft...
The paper analyzes and compares a number of softening plasticity models regularized by nonlocal av-e...
ABSTRACT. This paper provides an elementary introduction into modeling of localized inelastic proces...
Classical finite element simulations face the problems of losing uniqueness and strain localization ...
One dimensional discrete systems, such as axial lattices, may be investigated by using some enriched...
peer reviewedContinuum media from classical mechanics cannot appropriately reproduce the evolution o...
A non-local continuum model for strain-softening simply taking plastic strain or damage variable as ...
AbstractThis paper compares and evaluates strain-gradient extensions of the conventional plasticity ...
The thermodynamically consistent formulation and the subsequent numerical implementation of a gradie...
We present a novel two-scale finite element model for strain localization in solids, covering the co...
The microstructure of a typical material contains a large number of microdefects which are small and...
4000 LIEGE, BELGIUM Strain localization is a phenomenon occuring very often in anelastic media and i...
Strain localization in the form of shear bands or slip surfaces has widely been observed in most eng...
Abstract. This paper deals with several issues related to computational analysis of strain localizat...
ABSTRACT: The conventional non local model, often used as a localization limiter for continuum-based...
The paper addresses the numerical simulation of strain localisation in stiff clays that exhibit soft...
The paper analyzes and compares a number of softening plasticity models regularized by nonlocal av-e...
ABSTRACT. This paper provides an elementary introduction into modeling of localized inelastic proces...