Titlebook: IUTAM Symposium on Theoretical, Computational and Modelling Aspects of Inelastic Media; Proceedings of the I B. Daya Reddy Conference proce

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Material Characterization Based on Micro-Structural Computations and Homogenizationnt paste (HCP) is evaluated. In order to establish microscopic constitutive equations comparison with experimental data at macro-level are performed together with parameter identification. Subsequently, damage due to frost is simulated numerically: the water filled pores of HCP increase in volume du

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Relaxed Potentials and Evolution Equations for Inelastic Microstructuresensitic twin-structures or dislocation walls in single crystals and microcrack-fields in solids. An interesting feature of all those microstructures is, that they tend to form similar spatial patterns, which hints at a universal underlying mechanism. For purely elastic materials this mechanism has b

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anatomical

Numerical Approximation Techniques for Rate-Independent Inelasticitymations is discussed und the basis of Γ-convergence. It provides convergence of subsequences to true solutions under minimal regularity assumptions but gives no rates of convergence. Applications to elastoplasticity and damage are discussed.

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A Computational Methodology for Modeling Ductile Fractureertain types of initial and induced anisotropy, and has been further refined to account for coupling between void shape and the effects of anisotropy. The effectiveness of the method in capturing the link between microstructure and fracture properties is explored through a three-dimensional finite e

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alleviate

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A Counterpoint to Cermelli and Gurtin’s Criteria for Choosing the ‘Correct’ Geometric Dislocation Te is shown that physically reasonable alternate criteria could just as well be put forward to select other measures; overall, the emphasis should be on the connections between various physically meaningful measures as is customary in continuum mechanics and geometry, rather than on criteria to select

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incite