Conversion of 3D distorted elements into meshless particles during dynamic deformation

By G. R. Johnson, R. Stryk. 2003

92 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Materials Chemistry, Mechanics of Materials

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In Computational Mechanics

1. Satya N. Atluri
2. H. Liu
3. Z. D. Han
4. Florin Bobaru
5. Pizhong Qiao
6. A. Rajendran
7. Mijia Yang
8. Pihua Wen

In Materials Chemistry

1. Satya N. Atluri
2. Mijia Yang
3. Pizhong Qiao
4. Z. D. Han
5. Florin Bobaru
6. A. Rajendran
7. Leiting Dong
8. Stewart A. Silling

In Mechanics of Materials

1. Satya N. Atluri
2. Z. D. Han
3. H. Liu
4. A. Rajendran
5. Pizhong Qiao
6. Florin Bobaru
7. Mijia Yang
8. Leiting Dong

Citations in the corpus

• Impact Mechanics and High-Energy Absorbing Materials: Review (2008, methodology): “Mesh-free methods are usually more computationally demanding than grid methods, and this is one reason for which mixed continuum-particle formulations have been proposed— see, e.g., Fahrenthold and Horban (2001), Johnson et al. (2001), and Johnson and Stryk (2003).”
• The Applications of Meshless Local Petrov-Galerkin (MLPG) Approaches in High-Speed Impact, Penetration and Perforation Problems (2006, background): “As pointed out by Johnson and Robert (2003), the Lagrangian finite element algorithms are not always adequate when the distortions become very severe.”