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ORCIDAdvances in Engineering Software, Volume 72
Volume 72, June 2014
- Jaroslav Kruis
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Special issue dedicated to Professor Zdeněk Bittnar on the occasion of his seventieth birthday: Part II. 1-2 - Jan Vorel, Zdenek P. Bazant:
Review of energy conservation errors in finite element softwares caused by using energy-inconsistent objective stress rates. 3-7 - Adnan Ibrahimbegovic, Rainer Niekamp, Christophe Kassiotis, Damijan Markovic, Hermann G. Matthies:
Code-coupling strategy for efficient development of computer software in multiscale and multiphysics nonlinear evolution problems in computational mechanics. 8-17 - Andrew Drach, Borys Drach, Igor Tsukrov:
Processing of fiber architecture data for finite element modeling of 3D woven composites. 18-27 - Jirí Náprstek, Radomil Král:
Finite element method analysis of Fokker-Plank equation in stationary and evolutionary versions. 28-38 - Michal Tomko, Stanislav Kmet, Robert Soltys:
Vibrations of an aramid anchor cable subjected to turbulent wind. 39-56 - Petr Procházka:
Rock bursts due to gas explosion in deep mines based on hexagonal and boundary elements. 57-65 - Václav Veselý, P. Frantík:
An application for the fracture characterisation of quasi-brittle materials taking into account fracture process zone influence. 66-76 - Zdenek Padovec, Vít Shánel, Milan Ruzicka, Norbert Dolejs:
Java application for springback analysis of composite plates. 77-84 - Ondrej Rokos, J. Máca:
The response of grandstands driven by filtered Gaussian white noise processes. 85-94 - Miroslav Spaniel, Antonín Prantl, Jan Dzugan, Jan Ruzicka, Milos Moravec, Jirí Kuzelka:
Calibration of fracture locus in scope of uncoupled elastic-plastic-ductile fracture material models. 95-108 - Ladislav Svoboda, Jan Novák, Lukás Kurilla, Jan Zeman:
A framework for integrated design of algorithmic architectural forms. 109-118 - Rostislav Chudoba, Jan Dirk van der Woerd, Matthias Schmerl, Josef Hegger:
ORICRETE: Modeling support for design and manufacturing of folded concrete structures. 119-127 - Daniel Makovicka, Daniel Makovicka Jr.:
Dynamic structure response excited by technical seismicity effects. 128-133 - Libor Jendele, Vít Smilauer, Jan Cervenka:
Multiscale hydro-thermo-mechanical model for early-age and mature concrete structures. 134-146 - David Lehký, Zbynek Kersner, Drahomír Novák:
FraMePID-3PB software for material parameter identification using fracture tests and inverse analysis. 147-154 - T. Horácek, Zbynek Sika, Michael Valásek:
Software for global dynamics evaluation of mechanisms. 155-165 - Tomás Krejcí, Tomás Koudelka, Miroslav Broucek:
Numerical modelling of consolidation processes under the water level elevation changes. 166-178 - Drahomír Novák, Miroslav Vorechovský, Bretislav Teplý:
FReET: Software for the statistical and reliability analysis of engineering problems and FReET-D: Degradation module. 179-192 - Martin Horák, Borek Patzák, Milan Jirásek:
On design of element evaluators in OOFEM. 193-202 - Jan Sýkora:
Modeling of degradation processes in historical mortars. 203-212 - Vladimír Krístek, Lukás Kadlec:
The cross-section warping effect with the associated creep-induced deformations. 213-217 - J. Jurenka, Miroslav Spaniel:
Advanced FE model for simulation of pitting crack growth. 218-225 - Anna Kucerová, Matej Leps:
Soft computing-based calibration of microplane M4 model parameters: Methodology and validation. 226-235
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