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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This practical guide provides the best introduction to large deformation material point method (MPM) simulations for geotechnical engineering. It provides the basic theory, discusses the different numerical features used in large deformation simulations, and presents a number of applications -- providing references, examples and guidance when using MPM for practical applications.MPM covers problems in static and dynamic situations within a common framework. It also opens new frontiers in geotechnical modelling and numerical analysis. It represents a powerful tool for exploring large deformation behaviours of soils, structures and fluids, and their interactions, such as internal and external erosion, and post-liquefaction analysis; for instance the post-failure liquid-like behaviours of landslides, penetration problems such as CPT and pile installation, and scouring problems related to underwater pipelines. In the recent years, MPM has developed enough for its practical use in industry, apart from the increasing interest in the academic world.…

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This practical guide introduces large deformation material point method (MPM) simulations for geotechnical engineering. It provides the basic theory, discusses the different numerical features used in large deformation simulations, and presents a number of applications - providing references, examples and guidance.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articlesavailable from Wikipedia or other free sources online. The MaterialPoint Method, is an extension from the Particle-in-cell Method incomputational fluid dynamics to computational solid dynamics, and is aFinite element method-based particle method. It is primarily used formultiphase simulations, because of the ease of detecting contact withoutinter-penetration. It can also be used as an alternative to dynamic FEMmethods to simulate large material deformations, because there is nore-meshing required by the MPM. In the MPM, Lagrangian point masses, ormaterial points, are moved through a Eulerian background mesh. At theend of each calculation cycle, a 'convective' step occurs, in which themesh is reset to its original position, while material points remain intheir current positions. There are two key differences between the PICand MPM. The first one is that the MPM is formulated in the weak formsimilar to that for the FEM so that the FEM and MPM could be combinedtogether for large-scale simulations.…