JOURNAL ARTICLE
Modelling multiple cohesive crack propagation using a finite element–scaled boundary finite element coupled method
Year: 2009 Journal: Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements Vol: 33 (7)Pages: 915-929 Publisher: Elsevier BV
Keywords:
Finite element method Extended finite element method Boundary element method Boundary knot method Smoothed finite element method Finite element limit analysis Fracture mechanics Mixed finite element method Boundary (topology) Mechanics Mathematical analysis Materials science Mathematics Structural engineering Physics Composite material Engineering
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Numerical methods in engineering
Physical Sciences → Engineering → Mechanics of Materials
Geotechnical Engineering and Underground Structures
Physical Sciences → Engineering → Civil and Structural Engineering
Fatigue and fracture mechanics
Physical Sciences → Engineering → Mechanics of Materials
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