The natural minimum energy problem of the statics of a body with free discontinuities, given by a microcrack system, is replaced by a more rough two-field minimum problem on a domain without discontinuities. Equations of motion, in agreement with the classical multifield theory, are deduced for a degree one theory both in static and dynamic cases. Moreover, entropy requirements useful to describe the dissipative behavior are discussed. Brittle materials are considered.

Some remarks on the variational description of microcracked bodies / Paolo Maria Mariano. - In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF NON-LINEAR MECHANICS. - ISSN 0020-7462. - STAMPA. - 34:(1999), pp. 633-642. [10.1016/S0020-7462(98)00006-7]

Some remarks on the variational description of microcracked bodies

Paolo Maria Mariano
1999

Abstract

The natural minimum energy problem of the statics of a body with free discontinuities, given by a microcrack system, is replaced by a more rough two-field minimum problem on a domain without discontinuities. Equations of motion, in agreement with the classical multifield theory, are deduced for a degree one theory both in static and dynamic cases. Moreover, entropy requirements useful to describe the dissipative behavior are discussed. Brittle materials are considered.
1999
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