论文信息 - Finite Element Model of Fracture Formation on Growing Surfaces

Finite Element Model of Fracture Formation on Growing Surfaces

We present a model of fracture formation on surfaces of bi-layered materials. The model makes it possible to synthesize patterns of fractures induced by growth or shrinkage of one layer with respect to another. We use the finite element methods (FEM) to obtain numerical solutions. This paper improves the standard FEM with techniques needed to efficiently capture growth and fractures.

Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz | Pavol Federl | P. Prusinkiewicz | P. Federl

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