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Nonlocal damage formulation with evolving internal length: the Eikonal nonlocal approach

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Figure 1: Geodesic distances field `(x) ˜ for a square plate and its influence on the Gaussian weighting function φ(ξ) centered on the point x x : a) undamaged medium; b) cracked medium; c) holed plate
Figure 2: Tensile test. Comparison among representative global force - displacement responses obtained through the local, INL and ENL damage evolution models (FE mesh comprising 51  el-ements)
Figure 5: Tensile test, FE mesh sensitivity study. Damage distri- distri-butions obtainted through three different FE meshes.
Figure 6: Wedge splitting test: comparison among damage fields computed by considering INL and ENL damage evolution models for the same imposed displacement level

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