A variational reduced-order model bridges perturbation and variational fracture approaches to simulate coplanar 3D crack propagation in heterogeneous brittle solids, uncovering size-dependent weakening-to-toughening crossovers driven by depinning instabilities.
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A chemo-mechanical phase-field framework demonstrates that dissolution-driven widening of the fracture process zone blunts crack tips and promotes ductile failure when chemical degradation timescales compete with mechanical loading.
Phase-field peridynamics degrades bond energies continuously via a bond phase-field parameter while using kinematic degradation to preserve nonlocal deformation gradient accuracy, with an analytically derived normalization constant for thermodynamic consistency.
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Bridging perturbation and variational approaches in brittle fracture
A variational reduced-order model bridges perturbation and variational fracture approaches to simulate coplanar 3D crack propagation in heterogeneous brittle solids, uncovering size-dependent weakening-to-toughening crossovers driven by depinning instabilities.
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Brittle-to-ductile fracturing transition: A chemo-mechanical phase-field framework
A chemo-mechanical phase-field framework demonstrates that dissolution-driven widening of the fracture process zone blunts crack tips and promotes ductile failure when chemical degradation timescales compete with mechanical loading.
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Phase-Field Peridynamics
Phase-field peridynamics degrades bond energies continuously via a bond phase-field parameter while using kinematic degradation to preserve nonlocal deformation gradient accuracy, with an analytically derived normalization constant for thermodynamic consistency.