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Computational Methods of Multi-Physics Problems
Timon Rabczuk
2019
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This book offers a collection of six papers addressing problems associated with the computational modeling of multi-field problems. Some of the proposed contributions present novel computational techniques, while other topics focus on applying state-of-the-art techniques in order to solve coupled problems in various areas including the prediction of material failure during the lithiation process, which is of major importance in batteries; efficient models for flexoelectricity, which require higher-order continuity; the prediction of composite pipes under thermomechanical conditions; material failure in rock; and computational materials design. The latter exploits nano-scale modeling in order to predict various material properties for two-dimensional materials with applications in, for example, semiconductors. In summary, this book provides a good overview of the computational modeling of different multi-field problems.
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Keywords
- buried gas distribution pipes
- cohesive zone model
- composite
- electrofusion socket joints
- Finite element method
- first-principles
- flexoelectricity
- fracture analysis
- fracture of geo-materials
- h-BN and Graphene sheets
- high density polyethylene (HDPE)
- interface modeling
- level set technique
- lithium-ion battery
- mechanical
- medium density polyethylene (MDPE)
- meshless method
- molecular dynamics simulation
- patch repair
- peridynamics
- phase field approach to fracture
- pressure gradient effect
- Rock mechanics
- size effect
- temperature variation
- thermal
- thermal conductance
- thermal conductivity
- two-dimensional semiconductor
- Von Mises stress
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-03921-418-1Editions
