Phase-field and lip-field approaches for fracture with extreme mesh deformation (X-Mesh): a one-dimensional study
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| author | Moës, Nicolas Lé, Benoît Chevaugeon, Nicolas Remacle, Jean-François |
| author_facet | Moës, Nicolas Lé, Benoît Chevaugeon, Nicolas Remacle, Jean-François |
| contents | We consider a one-dimensional fracture problem modelled using either the phase-field or lip-field approach. In both cases, we optimise the incremental potential with respect to the displacement and damage fields and the nodal coordinates of the mesh. This is thus a variational mesh study. We observe that, as the damage reaches its maximum value, the optimisation drives the most damaged element to zero size as the damage reaches its maximum value. This peculiar element provides a precise displacement jump representation as the bar breaks. The overall solution is also shown to be much more accurate than the fixed mesh solution. This work forms part of an exploration into the capabilities of extreme meshes in computational mechanics (X-Mesh). |
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| spellingShingle | Phase-field and lip-field approaches for fracture with extreme mesh deformation (X-Mesh): a one-dimensional study Moës, Nicolas Lé, Benoît Chevaugeon, Nicolas Remacle, Jean-François Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science We consider a one-dimensional fracture problem modelled using either the phase-field or lip-field approach. In both cases, we optimise the incremental potential with respect to the displacement and damage fields and the nodal coordinates of the mesh. This is thus a variational mesh study. We observe that, as the damage reaches its maximum value, the optimisation drives the most damaged element to zero size as the damage reaches its maximum value. This peculiar element provides a precise displacement jump representation as the bar breaks. The overall solution is also shown to be much more accurate than the fixed mesh solution. This work forms part of an exploration into the capabilities of extreme meshes in computational mechanics (X-Mesh). |
| title | Phase-field and lip-field approaches for fracture with extreme mesh deformation (X-Mesh): a one-dimensional study |
| topic | Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.04971 |