Search Results - "de Borst, Rene"

Powell-Sabin B-splines and unstructured standard T-splines for the solution of the Kirchhoff-Love plate theory exploiting Bézier extraction by May, Stefan, Vignollet, Julien, Borst, René de

“…Summary The equations that govern Kirchhoff–Love plate theory are solved using quadratic Powell–Sabin B‐splines and unstructured standard T‐splines. Bézier…”
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A phase-field model for cohesive fracture by Verhoosel, Clemens V., de Borst, René

“…SUMMARYIn this paper, a phase‐field model for cohesive fracture is developed. After casting the cohesive zone approach in an energetic framework, which is…”
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Adaptive hierarchical refinement of NURBS in cohesive fracture analysis by Chen, Lin, Lingen, Erik Jan, de Borst, René

“…Summary Adaptive hierarchical refinement in isogeometric analysis is developed to model cohesive crack propagation along a prescribed interface. In the…”
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Weak imposition of Dirichlet boundary conditions for analyses using Powell–Sabin B‐splines by Chen, Lin, Borst, René de

“…Powell–Sabin B‐splines are enjoying an increased use in the analysis of solids and fluids, including fracture propagation. However, the Powell–Sabin B‐spline…”
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The use of Powell-Sabin B-Splines in a higher-order phase-field model for crack kinking by Chen, Lin, Li, Bin, de Borst, René

“…Phase-field models for brittle fracture in anisotropic materials result in a fourth-order partial differential equation for the damage evolution. This…”
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Energy conservation during remeshing in the analysis of dynamic fracture by Chen, Lin, Li, Bin, Borst, René

“…Summary The analysis of (dynamic) fracture often requires multiple changes to the discretisation during crack propagation. The state vector from the previous…”
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Toward Robust and Predictive Geodynamic Modeling: The Way Forward in Frictional Plasticity by Duretz, Thibault, de Borst, René, Yamato, Philippe, Le Pourhiet, Laetitia

“…Strain localization is a fundamental characteristic of plate tectonics. The resulting deformation structures shape the margins of continents and the internal…”
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An isogeometric analysis approach to gradient‐dependent plasticity by Kolo, Isa, de Borst, René

“…Summary Gradient‐dependent plasticity can be used to achieve mesh‐objective results upon loss of well‐posedness of the initial/boundary value problem because…”
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A feedback-loop extended stress fiber growth model with focal adhesion formation by Keshavanarayana, Pradeep, Ruess, Martin, Borst, René de

“…Contractile cells play a prominent role in the adaptive nature of biological tissues. Contractility is mainly attributed to the growth of the tension dependent…”
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A two-scale approach for fluid flow in fractured porous media by Réthoré, Julien, Borst, René de, Abellan, Marie-Angèle

“…A two‐scale numerical model is developed for fluid flow in fractured, deforming porous media. At the microscale the flow in the cavity of a fracture is…”
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Dispersion and isogeometric analyses of second‐order and fourth‐order implicit gradient‐enhanced plasticity models by Kolo, Isa, de Borst, René

“…Summary Implicit gradient plasticity models incorporate higher‐order spatial gradients via an additional Helmholtz type equation for the plastic multiplier. So…”
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Analysis of fracture and delamination in laminates using 3D numerical modelling by Cid Alfaro, Marcela V., Suiker, Akke S.J., Borst, René de, Remmers, Joris J.C.

“…The static failure behaviour of the fibre–metal laminate GLARE is examined using 3D finite element simulations. The configuration analysed is a centre-cracked…”
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An isogeometric approach to cohesive zone modeling by Verhoosel, Clemens V., Scott, Michael A., de Borst, René, Hughes, Thomas J. R.

“…The possibility of enhancing a B‐spline basis with discontinuities by means of knot insertion makes isogeometric finite elements a suitable candidate for…”
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An isogeometric analysis approach to gradient damage models by Verhoosel, Clemens V., Scott, Michael A., Hughes, Thomas J. R., de Borst, René

“…Continuum damage formulations are commonly used for the simulation of diffuse fracture processes. Implicit gradient damage models are employed to avoid the…”
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Effects of randomness and piezomagnetic coupling on the appearance of stop-bands in heterogeneous magnetorheological elastomers by Eraslan, Sinan, Gitman, Inna, Askes, Harm, de Borst, René

“…Phononic crystals (PCs) consist of a periodic arrangement of inclusions in a matrix material, and have garnered a great deal of interest owing to a phenomenon…”
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Challenges in computational materials science: Multiple scales, multi-physics and evolving discontinuities by de Borst, René

“…Novel experimental possibilities together with improvements in computer hardware as well as new concepts in computational mathematics and mechanics – in…”
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Some recent issues in computational failure mechanics by Borst, René de

“…An overview is given of some recent developments in computational modelling of localization and failure phenomena in solids. Cohesive‐zone models are…”
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On the monolithic and staggered solution of cell contractility and focal adhesion growth by Keshavanarayana, Pradeep, Ruess, Martin, de Borst, René

“…The mechanical response of cells to stimuli tightly couples biochemical and biomechanical processes, which describe fundamental properties such as cell growth…”
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Computational homogenization for adhesive and cohesive failure in quasi-brittle solids by Verhoosel, Clemens V., Remmers, Joris J. C., Gutiérrez, Miguel A., de Borst, René

“…A computational multiscale framework is proposed that incorporates microstructural behaviour in a macroscale discrete fracture model. Homogenization procedures…”
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Gradient damage vs phase-field approaches for fracture: Similarities and differences by de Borst, René, Verhoosel, Clemens V.

“…Gradient-enhanced damage models and phase-field models are seemingly very disparate approaches to fracture. Whereas gradient-enhanced damage models find their…”
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