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Global-local finite element-spectral-boundary element techniques for failure analysis

Abstract Techniques consisting of combinations of boundary elements, finite elements, and spectral overlays are described. These techniques are then applied to problems of material failure characterized by localization.

Ted Belytschko | T. Belytschko | Y. Y. Lu

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