SGBEM (for Cracked Local Subdomain) -- FEM (for uncracked global Structure) Alternating Method for Analyzing 3D Surface Cracks and Their Fatigue-Growth

By Z. D. Han, Satya N. Atluri. 2002

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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanics of Materials

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In Materials Chemistry

1. Leiting Dong
2. Syed Abdul Mohiuddine
3. Abdullah Alotaibi
4. Satya N. Atluri

In Mechanics of Materials

1. Leiting Dong
2. Syed Abdul Mohiuddine
3. Abdullah Alotaibi
4. Satya N. Atluri
5. Chein-Shan Liu
6. Qingwei Ma
7. Yuantong T. Gu
8. Guirong Liu

Citations in the corpus

• Fracture & Fatigue Analyses: SGBEM-FEM or XFEM? Part 1: 2D Structures (2013, methodology): “It was used to analyze cracked 3D solids with surface flaws in [Han and Atluri (2002)], and cracked 2D structures and heterogeneous materials in [Dong and Atluri (2012,2013a)].”
• Computational Methods in Engineering: A Variety ofPrimal & Mixed Methods, with Global & LocalInterpolations, for Well-Posed or Ill-Posed BCs (2014, methodology): “…as fracture mechanics, and for problems which involve infinite boundaries such as acoustics and electro-magnetics, it is natural to use boundary element methods instead of primal or mixed FEM [Han and Atluri (2002), Dong and Atluri (2013a), Dong and Atluri (2013b), Qian, Han, and Atluri (2013)].”