Search for dissertations about: "strong discontinuities"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 20 swedish dissertations containing the words strong discontinuities.
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1. On the Modelling of Fracture Using Strong Discontinuities
Abstract : The major concern of this work is the constitutive and numerical modelling of fracture,based on strong discontinuity formulations. More particularly, an extended finiteelement approach is used, where the total displacement is separated in two mutuallyindependent fields, representing the continuous and discontinuous displacement respectively. READ MORE
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2. Topics in Simulation and Stochastic Analysis
Abstract : Paper A investigates how to simulate a differentiated mean in cases where interchanging differentiation and expectation is not allowed. Three approaches are available, finite differences (FD's), infinitesimal perturbation analysis (IPA) and the likelihood ratio score function (LRSF) method. READ MORE
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3. Modelling of large deformation crack propagation based on the extended finite element method
Abstract : This thesis is concerned with the finite element modelling of large deformation crack propagation, based on the extended finite element methodology. The benefit from this approach is the possibility of locally enriching the finite element space, i.e. to add a priori knowledge about the local behaviour of the solution in order to improve accuracy. READ MORE
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4. Construction of Adaptive Multistep Methods for Problems with Discontinuities, Invariants, and Constraints
Abstract : Adaptive multistep methods have been widely used to solve initial value problems. These ordinary differential equations (ODEs) may arise from semi-discretization of time-dependent partial differential equations(PDEs) or may combine with some algebraic equations to represent a differential algebraic equations (DAEs). READ MORE
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5. Dynamic Behaviour of Reinforced Concrete Structures: Analyses with a Strong Discontinuity Approach
Abstract : Reinforced concrete is a widely used construction material. To obtain efficient design of new structures and to verify the real mechanical behaviour of existing ones, it is necessary to improve the understanding of advanced structural analyses of reinforced concrete structures. READ MORE