The peridynamic equation consists in an integro-differential equation of the second order in time which has been proposed for modeling fractures and damages in the context of nonlocal continuum mechanics. In this article, we study numerical methods for the one-dimension nonlinear peridynamic problems. In particular we consider spectral Fourier techniques for the spatial domain while we will use the Stormer-Verlet method for the time discretization. In order to overcome the limitation of working on periodic domains due to the spectral techniques we will employ a volume penalization method. The performance of our approach is validated with the study of the convergence with respect to the spatial discretization and the volume penalization. Sev...
In the present paper we propose a model describing the nonlocal behavior of an elastic body using a ...
AbstractPeridynamics is a nonlocal theory of continuum mechanics, which was developed by Silling (20...
We derive the static and dynamic Green's functions for one-, two- and three-dimensional infinit...
The peridynamic equation consists in an integro-differential equation of the second order in time wh...
Peridynamics is a nonlocal theory for dynamic fracture analysis consisting in a second order in time...
In this paper we will consider the peridynamic equation of motion which is described by a second ord...
This study concerns the construction of numerical solutions to linear/nonlinear ordinary and partial...
Peridynamics has been introduced to overcome limitations of classical continuum mechanics. Peridynam...
Different spatial discretisation methods for solving the peridynamic equation of motion are suggeste...
The classical continuum theory is not capable of predicting failure without an external crack growth...
Peridynamics is a recently developed extension of continuum mechanics, which replaces the traditiona...
Peridynamics is an emerging nonlocal continuum theory which allows governing field equations to be a...
This study presents numerical solutions to linear and nonlinear Partial Differential Equations (PDEs...
A continuum model fails, when the deformations are not smooth or discontinuous. Non-local models, s...
The peridynamic theory provides the capability for improved modeling of progressive failure in mater...
In the present paper we propose a model describing the nonlocal behavior of an elastic body using a ...
AbstractPeridynamics is a nonlocal theory of continuum mechanics, which was developed by Silling (20...
We derive the static and dynamic Green's functions for one-, two- and three-dimensional infinit...
The peridynamic equation consists in an integro-differential equation of the second order in time wh...
Peridynamics is a nonlocal theory for dynamic fracture analysis consisting in a second order in time...
In this paper we will consider the peridynamic equation of motion which is described by a second ord...
This study concerns the construction of numerical solutions to linear/nonlinear ordinary and partial...
Peridynamics has been introduced to overcome limitations of classical continuum mechanics. Peridynam...
Different spatial discretisation methods for solving the peridynamic equation of motion are suggeste...
The classical continuum theory is not capable of predicting failure without an external crack growth...
Peridynamics is a recently developed extension of continuum mechanics, which replaces the traditiona...
Peridynamics is an emerging nonlocal continuum theory which allows governing field equations to be a...
This study presents numerical solutions to linear and nonlinear Partial Differential Equations (PDEs...
A continuum model fails, when the deformations are not smooth or discontinuous. Non-local models, s...
The peridynamic theory provides the capability for improved modeling of progressive failure in mater...
In the present paper we propose a model describing the nonlocal behavior of an elastic body using a ...
AbstractPeridynamics is a nonlocal theory of continuum mechanics, which was developed by Silling (20...
We derive the static and dynamic Green's functions for one-, two- and three-dimensional infinit...