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This project focuses on understanding how materials fail by studying micromechanical mechanisms in solids. It aims to advance the theory of fracture in heterogeneous materials, which exhibit unique mechanical properties, to better predict damage progression and crack propagation in complex materials.
The modelling of micromechanical mechanisms occurring during damage of solids is fundamental for the understanding of how materials fail and consequently structures collapse.
For example, predominant mechanism of damage in brittle and quasi-brittle materials is the propagation of a pre-existing dominant crack-like defect, whereas micro-instabilities and localization are failure mechanisms in structured and multiphase materials. A challenge in the modern Solid and Structural Mechanics is the desc…
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