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Manish Kumar

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Assistant Professor (RTD-A)

University of Udine

Italy

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Manish Kumar is an Assistant Professor (RTD-A) at the University of Udine, Italy. His research focuses on advanced numerical methods for fracture assessment, biomechanical analysis in spinal procedures, and the characterization of material behavior, particularly relating to bio-inspired laser weld joints. He has published numerous articles on topics such as phase field modeling and creep crack growth simulations, contributing significantly to the fields of materials science and biomechanics.

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A Phase Field Framework to Predict Fatigue Cracking Incorporating Residual Stresses and Hydrogen Effects

Open Date: 2022-01-01

Close Date: 2025-01-01

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Denis Benasciutti

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University in Rijeka

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University in Rijeka

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Machine Learning-Based Prediction of High Cycle Fatigue and Fatigue Crack Growth Rate in LPBF Co-Cr-Mo Alloys Under Varying Scanning Strategies

Generalised Phase Field Modelling of Fracture in Gyroid Structures: Numerical and Experimental Insights Using Additively Manufactured Polylactic Acid (PLA) Specimens

A cohesive phase-field method for seamlessly modelling intergranular and transgranular fracture in polycrystalline materials

Tensile behaviour and residual stress characterisation of bio-inspired laser weld joints

GPFniCS: A generalised phase field method to model fracture

GPFniCS: A generalised phase field method to model fracture

Biomechanical analysis of Instrumented decompression and Interbody fusion procedures in Lumbar spine: a finite element analysis study

Biomechanical analysis of Instrumented decompression and Interbody fusion procedures in Lumbar spine: a finite element analysis study

Advanced Numerical Methods for Fracture Assessment

On the significance of diffuse crack width self‐evolution in the phase‐field model for residually stressed brittle materials

On the significance of diffuse crack width self-evolution in the phase-field model for residually stressed brittle materials

Mixed-Mode Creep Crack Growth Simulations Using Continuum Damage Mechanics and Virtual Node XFEM

Numerical investigation of creep crack growth in plastically graded materials using C(t) and XFEM

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Denis Benasciutti

Enrico Salvati

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