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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9569-8 perform a detailed investigation of the damage evolution, with particular ettention focused on the catastrophe transition. We use an adaptive multiscale finite-element model (MFEM) to simulate the damage evolution and the catastrophic failure of heterogeneous brittle media. Both plane stress and pl

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Betriebswirtschaftliche Steuerlehreate of activity (.). The universal function is a modified gamma distribution with power-law scaling of recurrence intervals shorter than the average rate of activity and exponential decay for larger intervals. We employ the method of . (2004) to examine the recurrence statistics of a range of cellul

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Steuerrecht und betriebliche Steuerlehree 3-D fault gouge dynamics differ from those in 2-D? Traditionally, 2-D modeling has been preferred over 3-D simulations because of the computational cost of solving 3-D problems. However, modern high performance computing architectures, combined with a parallel implementation of the Lattice Solid M

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Betriebswirtschaftliche Steuerlehred grid finite-difference method stress and particle velocity components are calculated at different grid points, and a faulting problem is a mixed boundary problem, therefore different implementations of fault boundary conditions have been proposed. (.) chose the shear stress grid as the fault surfa

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