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ORCIDAdvanced Modeling and Simulation in Engineering Sciences, Volume 5
Volume 5, Number 1, December 2018
- Stéphane Guinard, Robin Bouclier
, Mateus Toniolli, Jean-Charles Passieux:
Multiscale analysis of complex aeronautical structures using robust non-intrusive coupling. 1:1-1:27 - Travis B. Fillmore, C. Armando Duarte:
A hierarchical non-intrusive algorithm for the generalized finite element method. 2:1-2:28 - Ye Lu, N. Blal, Anthony Gravouil:
Space-time POD based computational vademecums for parametric studies: application to thermo-mechanical problems. 3:1-3:27 - Pierre Gosselet, Maxime Blanchard, Olivier Allix, Guillaume Guguin:
Non-invasive global-local coupling as a Schwarz domain decomposition method: acceleration and generalization. 4:1-4:23 - Alexander Seitz, Wolfgang A. Wall, Alexander Popp:
A computational approach for thermo-elasto-plastic frictional contact based on a monolithic formulation using non-smooth nonlinear complementarity functions. 5:1-5:37 - Daniel Elfverson, Mats G. Larson, Karl Larsson:
CutIGA with basis function removal. 6:1-6:19 - Luv Sharma, Ron H. J. Peerlings, Pratheek Shanthraj, Franz Roters, Marc G. D. Geers:
FFT-based interface decohesion modelling by a nonlocal interphase. 7:1-7:17 - V. Carollo, T. Guillén-Hernández, José Reinoso, Marco Paggi:
Recent advancements on the phase field approach to brittle fracture for heterogeneous materials and structures. 8:1-8:29 - Thomas Heuzé:
Simulation of impacts on elastic-viscoplastic solids with the flux-difference splitting finite volume method applied to non-uniform quadrilateral meshes. 9:1-9:32 - Hamid Reza Bayat, Stephan Wulfinghoff, Steffen Kastian, Stefanie Reese:
On the use of reduced integration in combination with discontinuous Galerkin discretization: application to volumetric and shear locking problems. 10:1-10:16 - Michael Caspari, Philipp Landkammer, Paul Steinmann:
A non-invasive node-based form finding approach with discretization-independent target configuration. 11:1-11:18 - José M. Navarro-Jimenez, Manuel Tur, Francisco Javier Fuenmayor Fernández, Juan José Ródenas:
On the effect of the contact surface definition in the Cartesian grid finite element method. 12:1-12:19 - Marc Alexander Schweitzer, Albert Ziegenhagel:
Multilevel preconditioners for embedded enriched partition of unity approximations. 13:1-13:16 - Tymofiy Gerasimov, Nima Noii, Olivier Allix, Laura De Lorenzis:
A non-intrusive global/local approach applied to phase-field modeling of brittle fracture. 14:1-14:30 - Erfan Azinpour, João Pedro Sousa Ferreira, Marco P. L. Parente, José M. César de Sá:
A simple and unified implementation of phase field and gradient damage models. 15:1-15:24 - Dina Razafindralandy, Aziz Hamdouni, Marx Chhay:
A review of some geometric integrators. 16:1-16:67 - Alfonso Panunzio, Régis Cottereau, Guillaume Puel:
Large scale random fields generation using localized Karhunen-Loève expansion. 20:1-20:29 - Daniel Baumgärtner, Johannes Wolf, Riccardo Rossi, Pooyan Dadvand, Roland Wüchner:
A robust algorithm for implicit description of immersed geometries within a background mesh. 21:1-21:40 - Reza Abedi, Robert B. Haber:
Spacetime simulation of dynamic fracture with crack closure and frictional sliding. 22:1-22:22 - Gianluca Caramiello, Andrea Montanino, Gabriele Della Vecchia, Anna Pandolfi:
An approach to hydraulic fracture in geomaterials through a porous brittle damage material model. 23:1-23:22 - Andreea Carpiuc, Martin Poncelet, Julien Réthoré, Stéphane Roux:
CARPIUC benchmark overview: crack advance, reorientation, propagation and initiation under complex loadings. 24:1-24:15 - Marco Tezzele, Filippo Salmoiraghi, Andrea Mola, Gianluigi Rozza:
Dimension reduction in heterogeneous parametric spaces with application to naval engineering shape design problems. 25:1-25:19 - Tapan K. Sengupta, Lucas Lestandi, S. I. Haider, Atchyut Gullapalli, Mejdi Azaïez:
Reduced order model of flows by time-scaling interpolation of DNS data. 26:1-26:20 - Tapan K. Sengupta, Lucas Lestandi, S. I. Haider, Atchyut Gullapalli, Mejdi Azaïez:
Correction to: Reduced order model of flows by time-scaling interpolation of DNS data. 27:1-27:3 - Ricardo Reyes, Ramon Codina, Joan Baiges, Sergio R. Idelsohn:
Reduced order models for thermally coupled low Mach flows. 28:1-28:20 - Andreas Winterstein, Christopher Lerch, Kai-Uwe Bletzinger, Roland Wüchner:
Partitioned simulation strategies for fluid-structure-control interaction problems by Gauss-Seidel formulations. 29:1-29:29 - Federica Caforio, Sébastien Imperiale:
A conservative penalisation strategy for the semi-implicit time discretisation of the incompressible elastodynamics equation. 30:1-30:27 - Franz Chouly, Yves Renard:
Explicit Verlet time-integration for a Nitsche-based approximation of elastodynamic contact problems. 31:1-31:38 - Hannes Koerber, Peter Kuhn, Marina Ploeckl, Fermin Otero, Paul-William Gerbaud, Raimund Rolfes, Pedro P. Camanho:
Experimental characterization and constitutive modeling of the non-linear stress-strain behavior of unidirectional carbon-epoxy under high strain rate loading. 17 - Fakhreddine Habib, Luca Sorelli, Mario Fafard:
Full thermo-mechanical coupling using eXtended finite element method in quasi-transient crack propagation. 18 - Tobias Teschemacher, Anna M. Bauer, Thomas Oberbichler, M. Breitenberger, Riccardo Rossi, Roland Wüchner, Kai-Uwe Bletzinger:
Realization of CAD-integrated shell simulation based on isogeometric B-Rep analysis. 19
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