A GFEM-based reduced-order homogenization model for heterogeneous materials under volumetric and interfacial damage

Keyphrases

• Heterogeneous Materials 100%
• Interface-enriched Generalized Finite Element Method 100%
• Influence Function 100%
• Interfacial Damage 100%
• Homogenization Model 100%
• Reduced Order Homogenization 100%
• Traction Calculation 100%
• Finite Element Simulation 50%
• Particulate 50%
• Phase Boundary 50%
• Interface Problem 50%
• Woven Composites 50%
• Finite Element Discretization 50%
• Unidirectional Fibre-reinforced Composites 50%
• Efficiency Improvement 50%
• Modeling Framework 50%
• Reduced Order Modeling 50%
• Matrix Factorization 50%
• Clustering Algorithm 50%
• Lagrange multiplier Method 50%
• K-means 50%
• Preprocessing Techniques 50%
• Linear Materials 50%
• Nonlinear Material Behavior 50%
• Cohesive Interface 50%
• Material Phase 50%
• Failure Damage 50%
• Function Problems 50%
• Pre-calculation 50%
• Multi-scale Response 50%
• Continuum Damage 50%
• Eigendeformation 50%

Engineering

• Interfacial Damage 100%
• Finite Element Analysis 100%
• Multiscale 66%
• Element Discretisation 33%
• Material Behavior 33%
• Phase Boundary 33%
• Matrix Factorization 33%
• Lagrange Multiplier Method 33%
• Cohesive Interface 33%
• Material Phase 33%
• Preprocessing Phase 33%
• Mean Clustering Algorithm 33%