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IEEE Access, 2018 Thermal-mechanical coupling damage is an important factor leading to instability and failure of rock mass engineering. The constitutive relation and damage evolution of rock-like materials under high strain rate is crucial parameters for the design of ...
Tubing Yin +3 more
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Damage Spreading and Criticality in Finite Random Dynamical Networks
, 2007 We systematically study and compare damage spreading at the sparse percolation (SP) limit for random boolean and threshold networks with perturbations that are independent of the network size $N$.
Christof Teuscher +3 more
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Intertemporal accounting of climate change - Harmonizing economic efficiency and climate stewardship
, 1999 Continuing a discussion on the intertemporal accounting of climate-change damages initiated by Nordhaus, Heal and Brown in response to the recent demonstration of Hasselmann et al.
Hasselmann, K.
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A thermoviscoplastic model with damage for simultaneous hot/cold forging analysis [PDF]
, 2013 A constitutive model is presented for simultaneous hot/cold forming processes of steels. The phenomenological material theory is based on an enhanced rheological model and accounts temperature dependently for nonlinear hardening, thermally activated ...
Bröcker, C., Matzenmiller, A.
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Evolution of nonlocal damage in steel under cyclic straining [PDF]
, 2013 For high dynamic excitation, e.g. by earthquakes, the vibrations of steel structures lead to inelastic material behavior. Hystereses, developing under cyclic loading, are responsible for the dissipation of energy.
Dinkler, Dieter +2 more
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Deep learning inter-atomic potential model for accurate irradiation damage simulations
, 2019 We propose a hybrid scheme that interpolates smoothly the Ziegler-Biersack-Littmark (ZBL) screened nuclear repulsion potential with a newly developed deep learning potential energy model.
Guo, Xun +4 more
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Applied SciencesThe damage evolution process of layered rock is influenced by its fine structure, lamination direction, and confining pressure, exhibiting significant anisotropic characteristics. This study focuses on shale as the research object, employing indoor tests
Jiawei Liu, Shuchen Xuan, Gao Liu
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, 2010 We are developing a model of vacuum arcs. This model assumes that arcs develop as a result of mechanical failure of the surface due to Coulomb explosions, followed by ionization of fragments by field emission and the development of a small, dense plasma ...
Huang, D. +5 more
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, 2000 We introduce a continuous damage fiber bundle model that gives rise to macroscopic plasticity and compare its behavior with that of dry fiber bundles. Several interesting constitutive behaviors are found in this model depending on the value of the damage
Herrmann, Hans J. +2 more
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Interacting damage models mapped onto Ising and percolation models
, 2004 We introduce a class of damage models on regular lattices with isotropic interactions, as e.g. quasistatic fiber bundles. The system starts intact with a surface-energy threshold required to break any cell sampled from an uncorrelated quenched-disorder ...
A. A. Griffith +10 more
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