2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmps.2022.104826
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Damage spreading in quasi-brittle disordered solids: II. What the statistics of precursors teach us about compressive failure

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“…To uncover the role of precursors and their connection with compressive failure, one seeks to reconcile these two seemingly incompatible approaches. Recently, we exam-ined this issue in a 1D toy model [43]. However, the generalization of our results to real materials was limited by the short-range interactions and the system dimension considered in our model.…”
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“…To uncover the role of precursors and their connection with compressive failure, one seeks to reconcile these two seemingly incompatible approaches. Recently, we exam-ined this issue in a 1D toy model [43]. However, the generalization of our results to real materials was limited by the short-range interactions and the system dimension considered in our model.…”
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“…To solve the damage evolution equation under quasistatic loading conditions, we adopt the procedure described in Berthier et al [43]. We consider a heteroge-neous field of damage resistance Y c [d( x, t)] that evolves with damage level d( x, t) following the linear hardening law…”
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“…Introduction. Damage localization in materials under compressive loading leads to unpredictable behavior, which, in recent years, has been an active area of research in theoretical [1][2][3], numerical [4], as well as experimental studies of, e.g., rocks [5,6], porous materials [7], solid foams [8,9], and wood [10]. Compared to tensile failure, compression is particularly interesting as structures can carry load even after deforming [11] through frictional contacts.…”
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