Interpolation of Microscale Stress and Strain Fields Based on Mechanical Models

04/20/2021
by   Wenzhe Shan, et al.
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In this short contribution we introduce a new procedure to recover the stress and strain fields for particle systems by mechanical models. Numerical tests for simple loading conditions have shown an excellent match between the estimated values and the reference values. The estimated stress field is also consistent with the so called Quasicontinuum stress field, which suggests its potential application for scale bridging techniques. The estimated stress fields for complicated loading conditions such as defect and indentation are also demonstrated

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