Jike Han

Kyoto University

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Ninshu Ma

Osaka University

Kazuhiro Izui

Kyoto University

Yuki Yamakawa

Tohoku University

Taiji Adachi

Kyoto University

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Jike Han

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Ninshu Ma

Kazuhiro Izui

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Taiji Adachi

Kenjiro Terada

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A thermal-mechanical coupling-inspired inelastic constitutive law for the growth and atrophy of biological soft tissues

Multi-material topology optimization based on finite strain subloading surface nonlocal elastoplasticity

A general formulation of topology optimization for nonlinear materials incorporating internal variables by the continuous adjoint method

A general formulation of topology optimization for nonlinear materials incorporating internal variables by the continuous adjoint method

A thermal-mechanical coupling-inspired inelastic constitutive law for the and of soft tissues

Multi-material topology optimization based on finite strain subloading surface nonlocal elastoplasticity

Topology optimization for nonlocal elastoplasticity at finite strain

Topology optimization for nonlocal elastoplasticity at finite strain

Tension-compression asymmetry based on different energy decompositions within a gradient-extended two-surface damage-plasticity framework

Topology optimization with a finite strain nonlocal damage model using the continuous adjoint method

A diffusive‐discrete crack transition scheme for ductile fracture at finite strain

Topology optimization of finite strain elastoplastic materials using continuous adjoint method: Formulation, implementation, and applications

Diffusive-discrete crack transition without remeshing achieved by extended B-spline-based implicit material point method

Crack phase‐field enhanced finite cover method for dynamic fracture at finite strain

Local mechanical characterization and fracture prediction modeling for resistance spot-welded joints of advanced high-strength steel

Extended B‐spline‐based implicit material point method enhanced by F‐bar projection method to suppress pressure oscillation

Gradient damage model for ductile fracture introducing degradation of damage hardening modulus: implementation and experimental investigations

A transition scheme from diffusive to discrete crack topologies at finite strain during the course of a staggered iterative procedure

Local mechanical characterization and fracture prediction modeling for resistance spot-welded joints of advanced high-strength steel

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Ninshu Ma

Kazuhiro Izui

Yuki Yamakawa

Taiji Adachi

Kenjiro Terada

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